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“I don’t like condoms.”

Okay… but why? 👀

I genuinely want to understand this conversation because, for me personally, no difference in sensation is worth taking unnecessary risks with my health.

Yes, condoms can feel different. But there are different types, materials and options available. And beyond HIV, condoms can reduce the risk of many s*xually transmitted infections.

This isn’t about shaming people who choose to have s*x. Enjoy your life. Explore. Experiment. But be responsible, cautious and disciplined.

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So honestly: if you don’t like condoms, why?

Why is “let’s get tested” sometimes treated like an insult? 🤔

If we’re mature enough to become s*xually intimate, shouldn’t we be mature enough to talk about our s*xual health?

Testing shouldn’t be an accusation. It should be mutual respect.

And please remember: getting tested is not a free pass to have unprotected s*x. It’s one part of being responsible about your s*xual health.

Part 2 of my Coffee & Conversations ☕️

Would you be offended if someone asked you to get tested before becoming intimate?

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Can I tell you something that genuinely scares me?

It’s when I hear women say, “Cheating isn’t a deal breaker.”

And no, I’m not talking about the heartbreak. I’m talking about the health implications.

This is Part 1 of my Coffee & Conversations series on s*xual discipline, HIV/STIs, protection, trust and taking responsibility for our s*xual health.

I’m sharing my personal perspective—not telling anyone how they must live their life. But I think these are conversations we need to be able to have openly and without shame.

What do you think? Is cheating also a s*xual-health issue?

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Part 3 | “Your biological clock is ticking…” 👀

This is the final part of my conversation about intentional parenting.

Having children is beautiful. I love being a mother, and I’m grateful every day that I have my son. ❤️

But I don’t believe women should have children simply because society is telling them that time is running out.

Have children when you are ready to take on the responsibility as realistically as you can. Plan. Prepare. Pray. And understand that life can still change your plans.

Having one child is okay. Having six is okay. Choosing not to have children is okay. What matters is making an intentional decision for your own life.

What do you think? 👀

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Part 2 | Is survival really the standard?

“Those people who grew up poor, did they die?”

Yes, they survived. But is survival really the standard we should be setting for our children?

This isn’t about giving children a luxurious life. It’s about being intentional about the life you’re realistically able to provide.

Part 1 is on my page if you missed it. Part 3 coming next.

Part 1 | Intentional parenting.

Why are we so uncomfortable with the idea of intentionally planning for the children we bring into the world?

Having children is a blessing. But so is being intentional about the kind of life you can realistically provide for them.

Part 2 coming next. 👀