April 17, 2017 | By Kia Stephens | 14 Comments
I was wasting time on Facebook when my emotions made an unannounced visit. Out of nowhere they instigated the worst ugly cry of 2017. There I was, innocently scrolling through images when I stumbled across an article about Simone Biles and Sasha Farber’s waltz to You’re A Good Good Father on Dancing with the Stars.
February 26, 2017 | By Kia Stephens | 22 Comments
I’ve lived a lifetime trying to be perfect.
Perfect Appearance
Perfect Speech
Perfect Life
But adulthood has been the absolute antithesis of perfection. In fact, I might venture to say, it has been characterized more by an unexpected slow death of my ideals and expectations.
January 30, 2017 | By Kia Stephens | No Comments
It is difficult to talk about the subject of absent dads and daughters without talking about sex. We are familiar with the data that states women without fathers are more susceptible to getting their needs met from sexual relationships with men. Coming up on the next episode of digging deeper we are going to take a closer look and the impact absent dads have on the sexual relationships of their daughters.
January 9, 2017 | By Kia Stephens | 6 Comments
Have you ever surveyed your strengths and weakness? I have and I absolutely love to dwell on my strengths and steer clear of all my weaknesses even though I know this is the path I must take in order to grow. Read More
December 20, 2016 | By Kia Stephens | 8 Comments
October 18, 2016 | By Kia Stephens | No Comments
In this intimate live stream hangout with Tiffany Wilson of www.tiffytalks.com we talked about how fathers impact the decisions we make in our dating relationships.
October 12, 2016 | By Kia Stephens | No Comments
Whether your daddy was in your life or not. He will play a role in your romantic relationships. On this episode of Digging Deeper Kia explores the topic of Dating and Daddyless Daughters.
Part of me wants this blog to be about my kids and our three goldfish. It would be so much easier to write about the warm fuzzy parts of life, but I’ve never been at ease with surface-level-connections. I feel compelled to write for women who have ever struggled with the subject of father. For more than a decade I have, and not just with my biological dad but my Father in heaven too.
