Boundaries Are For You, Not For Control!

This week Kayla and Iyanna talk through how beauty standards have shifted over time from their childhood to now. They share their early memories of beauty standards in media and how it has impacted their perception of themselves.

This week Iyanna and Kayla talk about their thoughts on being a modern vs. traditional woman. Through exploring their upbringings and experiences with love, they share which values they will keep and which they won't.

This week Iyanna and Kayla were inspired to talk about the state of media today after seeing the trailer of Wendy Williams new documentary.

This week on Feel in the Blank, Iyanna and Kayla catch up on listener submissions and talk about hot topics on social media such as Meg The Stallion vs. Nicki Minaj, Chrisean Rock getting Blueface tattooed on her face, to Draya allegedly being pregnant by a 21 year old NBA player.

This week, Iyanna and Kayla do a deep dive into their Enneagram test results and explain how to read your own chart!

With our generation focusing so much on growth, how much room does this truly leave for self-acceptance? This week Kayla and Iyanna talk about the thin line between constantly wanting to be better and accepting yourself, flaws and all!

This week Kayla and Iyanna talk everything hot topics! From Jonathan Majors, the Color Purple controversy, to the worth things about dating us!

We're baaaack! This week Kayla and Iyanna catch up and share the deets on their Holiday breaks! They also share their vision boards, personal words for the new year, and what 2024 looks like for Feel In The Blank!

This week Kayla and Iyanna share their thoughts on treating people the way they treat you - the good, the bad side of this concept! Do you feel the need to be someone's lesson or allow karma to play its role?

This week Kayla and Iyanna are continuing a topic that was made popular on The Friend Zone - the impacts of growing up as the "good child." As they recount their childhood, Kayla and Iyanna discuss what experiences led them to wanting to be "good" in their parent's eyes and how that presents itself in other aspects today.