Did Black love break your heart—or did it teach you how to love differently?

What happens when the love we learned as children follows us into the relationships we choose as adults?In this episode of Group Chat Over Brunch, we're asking whether Black love is really in crisis—or whether it's simply evolving.With guest Callie joining the table, we get personal about fathers and first heartbreaks, toxic love, attachment patterns, friendship, marriage, therapy, forgiveness, red flags and the ways our childhood experiences can quietly shape who—and how—we love.We also talk about what changes after 40. When you've built a life of your own, love starts looking less like someone coming to complete or rescue you and more like companionship, honesty, friendship, fun, emotional safety and, perhaps most importantly, someone who doesn't disrupt your peace.There are laughs, hard truths and one unexpected realization that changes the conversation in real time.So, did Black love break our hearts?Maybe.But perhaps heartbreak isn't the end of the story.Black love isn't dying. Black love is evolving.