Snakes. Heights. Commitment. We're all scared of something. This week's Haikus deals with fear and working through it.

What does Cruella and Cara have in common? People got on their nerves so much that they started hating people and planning world domination. This week's haiku has Cara delving deeper into why she is a relationship avoider. 

Confrontation is no fun, but neither is biting your tongue. This week's haiku deals with coming to terms with letting go and allowing your feelings to be heard. Good times...

Being covered in sweat and dirt brought Cara to a haiku epiphany about tending to her own yard, i.e. desires and needs. 

Cara begins the journey of scrubbing exes and potentials out of her life. Except for the nasty stuff. 

It's 1 am. Some people are snoring. Others are in the throes of passion. Cara's making life choices with the refrigerator door open. This week's haiku deals with emotional eating.

Cara's back telling her business again! Dreams about exes and what could have been is juicy material for a haiku. 

This episode honors the words and legacy of the beautiful Reyna Life Changer Banks. We love you, ReyDub. 

In this week's episode, Purpose Williams submits a Haiku that deals with the hot and cold of situationship. Situationship is not a real word, but neither is your relationship, so...........

Picture it. You haven't heard from them in awhile. Out of the blue, they slide into your DMs ready to risk it all... This week's haiku is a contribution from Ashley Reid-Portiez's notebook. 

Do you feel like you're lost in translation when it comes to communicating your love language? Yeah, Cara is too. This week's haiku shows  just how confused she is.

That awkward moment when you're asked where you see yourself in the next 10 years and your eyes squint. This week's haiku deal's with  goals and the lack thereof. 

Hi. I'm Cara, and I am a hater sometimes. Oh...am I the only one? Oh....okay. In this week's haiku we break down where the hateration comes from.

What's a better combo than good sex and a 10 piece? I'll wait. Haiku BOGO, baby.

Being a Black Woman is both a struggle and an honor at the same time. The complexity of us makes it that much more god like. We delve into the makings of Black Women in our next haiku.

Haiku #1. When you miss being locked in a room with someone and putting the rest of the world on snooze. 

Being transparent isn't easy, but you feel so much better when you can get it off your chest! There's a thin line between self-care and running away. Cara Naturally explains why she's been under a rock.