Some people talk to their friends every single day. Some people go months without checking in and then pick up like nothing happened. And honestly? Both can be healthy, as long as everyone's on the same page.

In this episode, Kira and I sat down to talk about friendships: what we expect, what we don't, what we've learned, and why "being a good friend" doesn't always look like constant communication.

This episode was different.

Instead of a "topic," Kalief and I sat down and asked each other real questions, about love, mistakes, growth, and where we're headed next. No script. No filters. Just honesty.

And somewhere between the jokes, side comments, and laughs, we were reminded why we're still here after 28 years.

One thing we both agreed on:

We stand together.

Even when we're frustrated.
Even when we disagree.
Even when we don't like each other in the moment.

We've always had each other's backs. That loyalty has carried us through hard seasons, broken trust, growth, and healing.

Welcome back to Sherley's Show, this is the space where we talk honestly about relationships, obstacles, and what it actually takes to rise strong through real life experiences.

Today's episode was different.

Instead of sharing a personal story or answering a listener's question, Kira and I sat down to talk about the Netflix documentary Ashley Madison Sex Lies and Scandal. I discovered this show toward the end of 2024, but what surprised me most was learning that the Ashley Madison website itself has been around since 2001.

That alone made me pause.

This was not some new concept born out of social media culture. This was intentional infidelity packaged as a business long before Instagram, TikTok, or dating apps were part of everyday life.