HERE WE GO AGAIN! Broke Boyz back with another episode and this week we're in the Self Love realm. The conversation started with Ayepe asking whether people feel they love themselves and how they show it, then we discuss whether equating self-love to materialistic things is problematic and we end up talking about why we love ourselves and why that may be the only form of unconditional love. We need to do some lighter conversations cuz this shit getting too deep lmao

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The Mindset is what happens when you have 90's babies that grew up in the hyphy movement who happen to watch The Real and Desus & Mero. We're a late-night talk show hosted by four black men from the San Francisco Bay Area. We feel like we have a very unique perspective and voice to share with the world and probably a very unorthodox way of delivering it. Whether it's crying during sex, the rules to being s side piece, anxiety, and depression, or entrepreneurship and building credit. We're gonna have something to say and we're gonna have fun doing it. Make sure you tune in and follow us on IG to join the Squad.

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