It’s officially that time of year. The weather is cold… the holidays are creeping in… and suddenly every ex you forgot about starts texting “hey stranger.” 😂 Let’s do a community check-in: Has an ex already popped up? Drop a 🍁 if you’ve already gotten the “I miss you” message. Drop a ❄️ if you’re expecting one any day now. Message of the week: Don’t let nostalgia make you forget the assignment. We’re not going back. Comment below — let’s laugh through this together. 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

Cuffing season can stir up feelings of loneliness, pressure, comparison, or the sense of being “behind.” 💭 What’s one lie this season tries to whisper to you… and what truth are you standing on instead? I’ll go first 👇🏽 Lie: I’ll never meet my person. Truth: My story isn’t on a clock. I’m already whole, whether single or partnered.

Cuffing Season is the time of year when many people feel pressure to find a partner just to avoid being alone during the colder months. Right now in October we are in the ‘Tryouts’. Folk may be ‘Trying’ you right out your underwear 🫠. It’s not always about connection — often, it’s about comfort, pressure, and timing. But we’re flipping the script. 👑 This space isn’t about panic pairings. It’s about choosing purpose over pressure. 👉🏽 But here’s the thing: you don’t have to play the game. You can opt out. You can thrive in your purpose, walk in confidence, and guard your peace. - Have you ever felt the pressure of cuffing season? - How are you approaching it this year — playing the game, or sitting this one out?

Welcome to Cuffing Season — a space for those who are tired of the pressure to settle and ready to stand in purpose. Whether your faith is strong or still forming, this is a place to be real, find peace, and grow. 🫱🏽‍🫲🏾 Here’s what you’ll find here: • Real conversations (no masks) • Encouragement rooted in truth • Tools and activities to thrive this cuffing season, not just survive it. 💬 Drop your name, where you’re from, and what you’re believing for this season below. ✨ Example: “I’m believing for peace, joy, and clarity this cuffing season.”