Why This Married Mom Schedules Sex With Her Husband
There are many methods of keeping your sex life spicy, and LaToya Scott Brown from season 1 of Black Love is sharing her secret to staying satisfied.
There are many methods of keeping your sex life spicy, and LaToya Scott Brown from season 1 of Black Love is sharing her secret to staying satisfied.
Black Love’s Co-Founder and Publisher Tommy Oliver counters Mo’Nique’s message on side chicks and explains why every Black woman deserves a healthy relationship to thrive in and be treated like a Black Queen.
Psychologist and relationship therapist Dr. Alduan Tartt shares five tips on how to thrive while balancing career and family life.
Black Love contributor Shellie Renee explores monogamy, what it means in relationships, and how it takes on a different level of importance once you say “I Do.”
Black Love is kicking off Fatherhood Fridays with our resident crib-to-college dad Jeff Johnson and exploring parenting mistakes, unconditional love, and more.
staging-blacklove.kinsta.cloud contributor Briana Johnson-Sims shares her experiences with dating and what she has learned about what it takes to build a relationship and keep a good woman close.
Black Love Doc alum Tina Knowles Lawson and Richard Lawson share and spread love in their community through the arts and their WACO Theater Center in North Hollywood, California.
From the greatest lessons learned in marriage to keeping the spark alive, relive the top 10 moments from the first season of Black Love featuring Viola Davis, DeVon Franklin and more.
Black Love contributor Briana Johnson-Sims shares the dos and don'ts on how to approach women to date and court.
At Black Love, we celebrate love daily. But since tomorrow is Valentine’s Day, our community shared their best memories of the holiday made for lovers.
DeVon Franklin sits down with the Black Love team to discuss his new book The Truth About Men and what it reveals about what men and women need to know.
The Black Love team is celebrating unforgettable and inspirational couples who have defined and demonstrated the essence of love in our community throughout history.
Accomplished actor Sean Patrick Thomas reveals how he teaches his children mental toughness, what stresses him out about fatherhood, and more to Black Love featured author Jeff Johnson.
Ashlee Akins from OWN’s Ready to Love shares her journey on the show, what led her there, and what she learned about herself through introspection, honesty, self love, and care.
Antwan Steele explains why dating, courting, and connecting to your partner are all part of the road to lifelong commitment.
A mother and wife shares lessons in love, communication, and parenting that she learned from nine years of marriage.
Marriage is a commitment contract that must continuously be renewed and reaffirmed. You must continue to support the foundation on which you started and build from there. Algenon and I had our first child in 2004 and we got married in 2005, when he was 23 and I was 19. We were naive about everything BUT we made the choice and took a leap of faith. No matter the trials and tribulations we have experienced, there is a force of nature that continues to pull us together and strengthens our unbreakable bond. We grew up together and had to navigate the real world in our most formative years. As hard as it was, there is no one I would rather walk this journey with. We have accepted each other as we have changed along the way and it’s the love and support we have for each other that allows us to continue to grow! Even bad days are better with your friend and lover. I said I do in the beginning because I was a young girl in love! But I continue to make that commitment because what we have built is truly a blessing. My love for my husband is immeasurable and every day I am grateful for our journey together. Reflections by Crista
India and I met at an alter ego party in college in 2010. The kicker is she was a freshman, and I was in my first year of grad school (it's just four years people, lol). Anyway, her alter ego was Big Booty Judy, and she did such a good job making the costume she had me convinced that her butt was real, WRONG, haha! Despite me finding out her butt was fake, we continued to date. I found out not only was she mature and always fashionable, but she was full of ambition and had so much potential to be whatever she decided to be. Even though I knew how special she was (and remains) it took some breakups and forgiveness from India for me to finally get it together and realize that she is my rock, best friend, biggest supporter, and love of my life. She is always in my corner encouraging me, and right by my side in case I need help. We got married in Nov. 2014 and now we are expecting our first child in March 2018. No matter how tough marriage can sometimes prove to be, we know we are in this together and our love is forever. That's why I said, ‘I do.’ Reflections by B-Love
Honor. Love. Joy. Service. These are the core values that we decided on during our pre-marital coaching. Neither of us had a clear point of reference for when we met. We became such fast and easy friends that it felt like we’d always known each other. When we started dating, we moved with a swift intention to become a family! We share a common ambition to live a life of purpose and to make money in a way that honors our gifts and changes the world. Sounds great, right? Ain’t too many job listings that fit these criteria, though. We’ve been married seven years and counting! To accomplish our goal, we’ve experienced some significant financial challenges. Let me tell you, a financial lack is like a MAGNIFYING GLASS on a relationship. In the scarcity, we really saw what was there. We went through moments where my earnings supported our household finances and other moments where it was all on him, working at a stressful corporate job that did not fulfill him. @mr_fanfair and I LIKE each other; it’s a non-negotiable. We believe that maintaining our friendship creates fertile ground for romance, support and everything else. Struggling alone didn’t work; we chose to lean on one another instead of turning against each other. We mustered up the energy to have inexpensive date nights and toast cheap wine with our beans and rice. We decided that we would shift the energy of our family and manifest what we wanted TOGETHER. Things began happening quickly. Our visions are manifesting at roller-coaster speed. Thankfully, we are out of the financial woods and able to rest without worrying about money. Through the highs and the valleys, our “like” for each other is the foundation for our love, unity, and endurance. We are still figuring it out, and so grateful to figure it out together. The Fanfairs Reflections by Danielle Fanfair
“Expectations set the standard and the trap early on in our marriage. Instead of communicating the things that made us feel loved and cherished, we just assumed that since we always did it so well while we were dating that we already knew. We figured that since we knew each other’s heart that we could essentially read each other’s minds. Holding each other to standards of love that we didn’t even know about was a disaster and it led to frustration, disappointment, and resentment. After much forgiveness and extensions of grace, we discovered that the joy-filled marriage that we both envisioned was realizable and we just needed to communicate to get there. Nine years in, we’ve found that no conversation is too small to discuss and no misunderstanding is too insignificant to talk through. The strength of our love is heavily based on us being on the same page, so we fight together to make sure we are always in step.” Reflections by @fightingthefray