This week, I'm sharing another part of my engagement story...the part where I cried the day after because my singleness was over!

For the majority of the first half of my 20’s, I wasted my time hoping and praying and wishing that I was in any other season of my life, but the season of singleness. I dreaded my singleness. But after an epiphany, I found the key to no longer seeing my singleness as a death sentence, but as an opportunity to live my best life! Here's how I came to that epiphany,

I Cried The Day After I Got Engaged…Because I Was Sad.

This week, we’re having another sexy conversation today on how buying myself lingeries helped me understand that sexuality and sensuality are not a sin!

Coming into owning my sexy has been a journey for many reasons, but we're debunking the myth that your sexy has to be toned down until marriage because "religion says so!"

Sis, Buy Yourself Some Lingerie! Sensuality & Sexuality are NOT Sinful.

It’s crazy to think that just a little over a year and a half ago, I was done with relationships and had pretty much given up on the idea of marriage. I had just gotten out of an on-again/off-again 6-year relationship and I was DONE.

This week for #TheRibLifeJourney blog, I pen my last words as a single woman to Single Nicole–sharing some of my experiences that helped me get here.

Dear [Single] Nicole, Thank You.

There is something to say about when the unexpected happens when you least expect it. There is something to be said about when GOD says, “Okay, now is the time”–even when you think it’s not. There is something to be said about the grief that is triggered when a blessing comes unexpectedly and you aren’t sure you have the right hands to handle it.

This week for #TheRibLifeJourney blog, I talk about the unexpected blessing that I am currently expecting.

Expecting The Unexpected.

Pregnancy is one of the most joyous times any woman can experience…but it can also be one of the most darkest. About two weeks after Neil and I found out that we were expecting our unexpected blessing, I felt an unexpected shift happen internally. I later found out that shift I was experiencing was prenatal depression.

this week for #TheRibLifeJourney blog, I talk about my experience with prenatal depression and how I overcame it.

The Part They Don’t Warn You About: Prenatal Depression

If there’s one thing I’ve learned in this season of my life as a newlywed and soon-to-be mama it’s that your relationships will change. To be honest, they have to change.

This week over on #TheRibLifeJourney blog, I talk about how relationships change as seasons change, and how to navigate those changes in a way that serves our overall growth and well being.

Growth 101: Relationships Change.

Oftentimes, birthing a human being happens Slowly and Surely. It takes time.  Now nine months into my pregnancy, I can’t believe we are really in the home stretch. I wasn’t sure I’d make it to nine months–let alone past the first trimester, but slowly and surely here we are…and I am so thankful.

This week for #TheRibLifeJourney blog, I talk about the importance of teaching my daughter how to move through life...slowly and surely.

Slowly, Surely: A Prayer For Our Daughters

As I continue to journey through adulthood, there’s one lesson that has presented itself to me more times than I’d like to admit:  EVERYBODY CAN’T GO WITH YOU. It’s not my favorite lesson because, truthfully, it sucks.

The idea of parting ways with people you love–people you cherish and dream a whole life with–can be daunting for anyone. But oftentimes, when life is presenting an opportunity to remove someone from your life, it’s necessary.

This week for #TheRibLifeJourney blog, I talk about how life recently presented me with this necessary and daunting opportunity.

Everybody Can't Go With You...

This mama here is now officially in her third month of her postpartum journey, and while being this little girl’s mama is one of the joys of my life, there is a part of this journey that I hate: the obsession with weight loss.

This month for #TheRibLifeJourney blog, I unpack my most recent experience with trying to come into this postpartum body and what it’s teaching me about weight loss culture, unrealistic social media depictions, and even myself.

I Hate This Part.

So I recently returned back to work and am now juggling a new circus act called, “My Life.” While I'm managing from keeping all the things like my career, motherhood, wifehood, and selfhood as best as I can, one of the things currently falling through the cracks: one-on-one time with my husband.

This week for #TheRibLifeJourney blog, I share how I'm doing with my new circus act—while trying to magically make the clock stop, as well as a few tips that i am utilizing to make space for my husband + our marriage.

Work For It

So, who am I?! Well, I’m a 27-year-old Black, Christian woman searching for answers and certainty in an ever-changing, ever-evolving, and ever-uncertain world...just like you.

Nicole Webb

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