Primas Pero Not Really

After years of marriage, divorce, co-parenting, and building lives of their own, the primas find themselves asking a question they never thought they'd revisit:Would you ever get married again?In this catch-up episode, Aisha, Genise, and Yvette share where life has taken them since their last dating conversation. Two of the primas are now in new relationships, which sparks an honest discussion about dating in your 40s, remarriage, blended families, independence, and what healthy love looks like after heartbreak.The conversation explores everything from introducing partners to your children and navigating co-parenting dynamics, to protecting your peace, maintaining your independence, and learning how to trust again. They also reflect on the realities of empty nesting, creating new chapters after divorce, and how their perspectives on marriage have evolved.For anyone who has ever wondered whether love is worth the risk after a difficult relationship, this episode is a reminder that healing changes what you look for, and what you're willing to accept.💬 Would you get married again after a divorce?🎙️ Primas Pero Not Really is a Miami-born podcast where three Latina women share honest conversations about motherhood, relationships, healing, identity, co-parenting, and the beautifully messy moments that shape our lives.Follow, rate, and share if you've ever had to start over, rebuild, or rediscover yourself after a major life change.#PrimasPeroNotReally #DatingAfterDivorce #Relationships #CoParenting #SecondChances #LatinaPodcast #WomenOver40 #SingleMoms #HealingJourney #MarriageAndDivorce

This one is for the parents… and honestly, for all of us.How do you know when attention becomes control?This week on Primas Pero Not Really, we sat down with clinical psychologist Luz Maria Berrio to talk about the relationship conversations more families should be having earlier.We get into:🚩 Red flags vs pink flags❤️ Love bombing vs genuine interest📍 Why teens share locations🧠 Narcissistic traits vs actual narcissism🚧 Boundaries vs control👩‍👧 Signs parents should pay attention to in teen relationships📱 How social media is changing relationships for teens—and adultsOne moment that really stayed with us:Just because something feels like love… doesn’t always mean it’s healthy.We talk about what’s normal, what’s not, and how parents can create space for these conversations without judgment.And somehow… we also ended up talking about identity, growing up, and why adults may not be as different from teenagers as we think.

Rebecca aka “The Dude” joins Las Primas for one of the most honest conversations we’ve had yet.From raising a nonverbal autistic son to navigating dating as a single mom, this episode dives into the realities people rarely talk about out loud. We talk about parenting, co-parenting, relationships, emotional safety, friendship, identity, and what it really means to show up for the people you love.The conversation also takes some unexpected turns:✨ Dating as a single lesbian mom✨ The reality of modern dating✨ Co-parenting after divorce✨ Raising a child with special needs✨ Friendship, loyalty, and support✨ Why relationships fail✨ Healing generational patterns✨ and why Rebecca might actually be “the worst lesbian ever” 😂This episode is funny, emotional, chaotic, and deeply human, exactly how Primas conversations should feel.👇 Tell us in the comments:What’s something nobody warns you about when it comes to relationships or parenting?#PrimasPeroNotReally #SingleMomLife #Podcast #Dating #CoParenting

We all try to be gentle parents… until we’re not.In this episode of Primas Pero Not Really, Las Primas get real about parenting in today’s world, what works, what doesn’t, and the moments no one talks about. From trying to help kids regulate their emotions, to losing patience, to realizing every child needs a different approach, this is real mom talk, unfiltered.We get into:Gentle parenting vs real-life reactionsTeaching kids emotional regulationWhy can’t you parent every child the sameDiscipline, consequences, and respectMom guilt, overstimulation, and losing your coolPreparing kids for the real worldWhy college isn’t the only path to successThis episode is for moms in the trenches—figuring it out day by day, making mistakes, learning, and showing up anyway.Because parenting is real and isn’t perfect.💬 If you’ve ever gone from calm to “don’t test me” in 0.5 seconds… this one’s for you.

Going from two incomes to one changes everything.In this episode of Primas Pero Not Really, Las Primas talk about what it really looks like to adjust financially after separation and major life changes. From learning how to live large on a smaller budget, to rethinking everyday spending, to figuring out what’s actually necessary… this conversation is honest, relatable, and very real.They get into: Life after separation and financial adjustmentsLiving on one income (and sometimes none)Budgeting without losing your lifestyle completelyCutting back on events, birthdays, and daily habitsPride, independence, and learning as you goThis isn’t about perfect budgeting.It’s about real life, real decisions, and figuring it out in the moment.If you’ve ever had to adjust your lifestyle or rethink your finances… this episode will hit.

What men carry isn’t always visible—and most of the time, they don’t talk about it.In this episode of Primas Pero Not Really, we sit down with JC Perez—husband, father, and co-founder of Cultura Media House—to talk about men’s mental health, fatherhood, and the pressure of being “the man” in today’s world.From marriage and communication, to raising boys in a different social landscape, to why men often stay silent even when they’re struggling… this conversation gets real.We get into: Men’s mental health and emotional pressure. Fatherhood and raising boys today. Masculinity and modern expectations. The communication on marriage and relationships.Why men don’t open up—and what that leads to.This is an honest one.If you’ve ever wondered what men are actually dealing with behind the scenes… this episode is for you.