There are quite a few things this Stylish Buxom Beauty considers to be essential pieces to every wardrobe. I’ve shared my thoughts on having a good foundation and the importance of a good-fitting bra. However, some of my “wardrobe essential” picks may seem a bit unconventional, like the LRD [Little Red Dress], which every woman… Read More WWBBW: Wardrobe Essentials Vol. 1
It’s no secret that I have large breasts. Just a simple glance at me reveals this truth. But in spite of this obvious fact, I’ve questioned whether or not I should wear white t-shirts. It seems like some white clothing amplifies whatever body part it is covering. I’ve noticed the eye glances I receive when… Read More WWBBW: Big Boobs “Problems”; Should I Wear White T-shirts?
There seems to be a stigma associated with seeking therapy for mental health issues. In the latest episode of the podcast, Psychotherapist Tanea Couther, LCPC shares her expertise on the benefits of therapy. I believe utilizing it is an act of self-love, so let’s change the narrative. If you are interested in seeking therapy, visit… Read More DOSBB Podcast: “The Benefits of Therapy: A Conversation with Psychotherapist Tanea Couther, LCPC”
During my daily analytic check of my blog, I learned a few people viewed a post I wrote about Valentine’s day in 2017, Valentine’s Day…Bah humbug. I reread the post and—in spite of the punctuation errors—I am still pretty proud of the words I wrote. It is four years later and I’ve continued to believe… Read More That Unselfish, Loyal, and Benevolent Concern
The words that comprise the title of this post were spoken to me by one of my new-ish co-workers. I think it was my second day in the office when she said, “I think I’m going to like the way you dress.” It is no secret that I like clothes. Shopping is high on my… Read More WWBBW: “You Should Have a Blog”; Confessions of a Fashionista Part Deux
In the latest episode of the DOSBB Podcast, Dr. Lisa Witzig joins me in a discussion about combating racism. Systemic inequality exists and racism is alive and kicking. How can we fix it? Can it be fixed? Like any problem, talking about it is a vital step toward a remedy. Lisa and I started the… Read More DOSBB Podcast: “Addressing Racism in America: Can We Find Common Ground? with Dr. Lisa Witzig”
In this week’s episode, Laurie Peterson and James Berry join B.B. in a candid conversation about experiencing infant and pregnancy loss. Laurie and James share their stories and words of encouragement for fathers and mothers who have experienced losing a baby. I invite you to tune in. Until the next time be you—and more important—love… Read More DOSBB Podcast: “Infant and Pregnancy Loss: A Necessary Conversation”
An article was sent to me today that left me a bit confused. In most cases, I don’t like using the word confused. Mainly because I know who the author of confusion is—but that is a topic for another day. However, I couldn’t identify a more appropriate word to describe how I felt. In a… Read More Dazed & Confused: Being Called a “BBW” is a Form of Fetishizing?
Season two of the DOSBB Podcast is underway! This week, B.B. had the honor of sitting down with author and entrepreneur Shontae Smith in a discussion about recognizing we are enough. Tune in and embrace your “enoughness” by declaring you are fearfully and wonderfully made! Be sure to order Prophetess Smith’s books: This Little Black… Read More DOSBB Podcast: “Embracing ‘Enoughness’ with Shontae Smith”
Today is the second day of the new year and I feel the same as I did on the last day of 2020. Don’t misunderstand me, I didn’t expect things to be different just because the year changed. However, I noticed changes in me prior to the clock striking midnight on 1 January. I contemplated… Read More There is Growth in Discomfort
