Romantic❣️Truth Podcast de Jaußan ❤️

Navigating the early stages of a relationship requires careful consideration of both **location choices** and **behavioral red flags** to ensure a successful connection. Choosing an inappropriate venue, such as a **very loud nightclub**, a **movie theater**, or someone's **private home**, can hinder meaningful conversation and make individuals feel unsafe or uncomfortable. Similarly, recognizing **early warning signs**—like a date **disregarding personal boundaries**, **treating service staff poorly**, or **talking exclusively about themselves**—helps people quickly identify fundamental incompatibilities. While some awkward encounters simply result in a funny story, paying attention to these warning signs ultimately prevents wasting time on unsuitable matches.

In this episode, we are going to do a deep dive into something that is rather unspoken, but speaks loudly when implemented. The policing of communal relationship borders based on a person's race, ethnicity, religion, and ou gender. The promise of this episode is to take a look at the causation and reasoning for people to try keeping their worldview intact by monitoring the Romantic behavior of others when it comes to the person they choose as a partner. We look at some of the historical facts and some of the modern-day transitions of this behavior in our society and how cultures May perceive adjacent to power and society based on skin color and proximity.

Did swiping right kill modern romance, or did it just change the rules of engagement? In this deep dive, the hosts of *The Romantic Truth* break down the reality of mobile dating platforms, cutting through the internet noise to examine how algorithms, game theory, and human psychology shape our search for connection [1, 2]. From the infamous "desirability" algorithms [2, 3] to the stark gender imbalances on popular apps [4, 5], we explore why the online dating experience can feel vastly different depending on who you are—and why 78% of users report feeling exhausted by the process [6-8]. **Key Topics Covered in This Episode:** * **The Math Behind the Swipe:** Why men and women experience two parallel universes on the same app [4, 9]. We look at data showing a **2-to-1 male-to-female user ratio** [4, 5], where men swipe right on roughly **46% to 53%** of profiles while women swipe right on just **5% to 14%** [4, 10, 11]. We discuss how this asymmetry results in a **~2% average match rate for men** compared to…

l Why do we feel so liberated when we step into a disguise on Halloween? In this special seasonal episode of ***Romantic truth***, host Jaußan explores how Halloween costumes do far more than entertain—they act as a window into our hidden personalities, romantic fantasies, and authentic selves [1, 2]. Drawing on psychological research and relationship dynamics, Jaußan breaks down how putting on a mask allows us to temporarily escape everyday social constraints, lower our inhibitions, and express parts of ourselves we normally keep hidden [2-4]. From Carl Jung’s concept of the **"shadow self"** to the psychological phenomenon of **"enclothed cognition,"** this episode dives into how clothing and costumes actively shape our mindset, confidence, and behavior [5-7]. Jaußan examines how Halloween transforms dating and relationships by serving as a built-in icebreaker, easing social anxiety, and creating a safe playground for flirty role-play and power dynamics [8-11]. Furthermore, the episode highlights…

Ever wondered what dating was like in Atlanta georgia? Well, today we are going to do a deep dive into the many aspects of the Atlanta dating scene from top to bottom.

In recent times, we have witnessed some of the nuances brought about on the African continent. and there is one nation that has shown a progressive appeal, Burkina Faso. In this episode we are going to take a deep dive into the dating and matrimonial culture of Burkina Faso to better understand the reasons and traditions associated with this very wonderful culture. Many of the traditions date back hundreds if not more years and there is a cultural relativism and significance to these practices that make this region unique.

In our quest for understanding when it comes to relationships, we have decided to look at many of our global neighbors and how they process interpersonal feelings when it comes to relationships. Today, we are visiting the rich and vibrant culture of Botswana to learn about some of the dating practices and cultural rituals that go back centuries and promoted better understanding and appreciation of our humanity as people in general.

We spend a massive portion of our lives at work, often forming deep emotional bonds with coworkers, supervisors, and subordinates—sometimes against company policy. We are frequently told to leave our personal baggage at the door and clock in like productivity-driven robots. It sounds simple enough, but can we truly check our humanity at the front door? In reality, we are often preoccupied with outside struggles that inevitably follow us to our desks. Surrounded by colleagues day after day, it becomes easy to overshare personal details simply because of proximity and routine. Most people spend upwards of eight hours a day on the job. Factor in the commute, and that is a significant amount of waking life spent away from our partners. For some, the office becomes an unexpected haven—a place where they feel freer to express themselves than they do at home. Consequently, it is remarkably common for people to confide more deeply in a coworker or casual acquaintance than in the person they share a life with. Step…

Have you ever gone on a date and no matter what you tried to contribute to the conversation, it was dismissed by your partner? This can be a frustrating ordeal and many times you just shut down and allow them to speak their truth as they see it and notice that they are very sensitive to any sort of deviation from their views. In this episode of the Romantic Truth Podcast, join us as we take a deep dive into the psychology and reasoning aor lack thereof people that use this form of defense as it means to protect a huge insecurity. We we'll discover some of the potential causations of this behavior and how it strikes anger in the individual when they hear opposing views that are not aligned with their own and how this could be a toxic mix for a relationship if one party goes into it not knowing what to expect potentially.

In this episode we explore the dislikes of men and women when it comes to dating and relationships. We excellent some of the pet peeves that men have when it comes to going on a date or being in a relationship with women that may go unmentioned or unnoticed.

Ever wonder what some of the pet peeves of women about men? These issues may not be so obvious as some men, but women may find these as deal breakers. Even though there may be a host of issues, the most obvious are addressing this deep dive about the causation and reasoning for these dislikes.

Masturbation and self pleasure are two topics that are usually avoided in our society. It is the thing that over 90% of men and over 71% of women do in silence and privately. In this episode of the Romantic Truth Podcast, we are going to thoroughly examine the causation, the long and short-term effects, and debunk some of the myths about the practice. Also, we're going to take a look at some of the benefits and drawbacks of self pleasure and how partners can be incorporated in the practice during relationships without the stigma of embarrassment.

In this deep-dive episode of **The Romantic Truth Podcast**, we unpack the psychological and evolutionary paradox behind romantic attraction: why do women frequently feel an intense initial pull toward narcissistic men while passing up reliable, kindhearted partners? Grounded in empirical research and evolutionary mating theories, this episode moves past superficial dating advice to examine the exact behavioral data, social mechanics, and personal vulnerabilities that fuel this magnetic pull [1-3]. --- ### **Key Scientific Insights & Data Covered in This Episode** * **The Illusion of Effort & Visible Presentation**: Research shows that narcissists excel in initial dating environments because they invest heavily in meticulous personal grooming, stylish clothing, and physical appearance [4-6]. This intentional effort creates a powerful first impression that significantly elevates their immediate physical attractiveness and short-term mate appeal [2, 7]. * **Social Boldness vs. Genuine Connection**: Controlled…

What is it like dating in Chicago? In this episode we are doing a deep dive into what it takes in order to date and Chicago. We are going to examine some of the nuances and some of the colloquial Moors and rules in order to abide by for a good relationship in the Chicago metro area.

Have you ever thought abou anyone's imagination, making it easy to shed inhibitions and let your hair down. In the initial stages of relocation, there is often a honeymoon phase. However, once the glitter wears off, people tend to overlook that Las Vegas has a completely different vibe beyond the Strip. In this episode of the Romantic Truth podcast, we are doing a deep dive into life and love in Las Vegas—the good, the bad, and the indifferent.

Have you ever found yourself totally enamored by a person that has walked into the room for the first time? Are you tempted to introduce yourself and begin a conversation? What you may say could dictate that person's reception and perception of you. You may find that person attractive based on meeting your physical criteria, but they may judge you based on totally different merits. In this episode, we discuss the different appeals when it comes to attraction to others. A sapiophile may have a different appreciation of you unlike a demisexual, sapiosexual, or someone with a frayed attraction to you. These categories of attraction has more to do with arousal then sexual orientation or sex itself.. We breakdown the root cause of the attraction to another person in each of these categories and this way explain some reasons why men and women are rejected using the primary attraction methodology that most of us use in everyday dating versus the secondary attraction others may use. Join us as we provide clarity and…

This episode addresses some of the issues and concerns of the listeners and respect to traditional versus radical honesty, the first meet is revisited, along with some information and respect to the behavior of married people and infidelity. We also address the 6 x 6 rule that some women hold their without looking under the hood first to see whether or not the engine for relationship is viable beyond the veneer. Also, we share some of the lesson experiences and respect to expectations not being met along with heartbreak and retaining oneself worth after rejection.

**Podcast Title**: The Romantic Truth Podcast **Episode Title**: *Unpeeling the Onion: Traditional Dating Games, Egoistic Lying, and Radical Honesty in CNM* --- ### **Episode Description** In this episode of **The Romantic Truth Podcast**, host Jiaoan breaks down the stark contrasts between **traditional dating habits** and **consensual non-monogamy (CNM)** during the critical early stages of a relationship [1-3]. #### **Key Highlights & Discussion Points:** * **The Onion Theory & Social Penetration**: Social penetration theory compares human intimacy to peeling back the layers of an onion [2, 4]. While reciprocal self-disclosure is required to move from surface small talk to deep core vulnerability, traditional dating rules—like playing hard to get or waiting three days to text—act as rigid psychological shields [2, 5]. These artificial barriers keep people stuck on the outer layer for months, falling in love with a mere "likeness" or polished facade rather than the authentic person [5-7]. * **Egoistic…

# Episode Description: Urban Demographics, Modern Infidelity, and the Anatomy of Deception **Podcast:** *The Romantic Truth Podcast* [1] **Host:** Jouen (Las Vegas) [1, 2] **Special Guest:** Mary (Boston) [3] **Listener Advisory:** Adult content (18+) [1] --- ### **Overview** In this eye-opening episode of *The Romantic Truth Podcast*, host **Jouen** and social commentator **Mary** break down the intersection of **urban economics, shifting dating demographics, and the stark reality of modern infidelity** [1-3]. From the transient nature of single life in major metropolitan areas to hard statistical data on why people step out on their partners, this episode strips away the gossip to look at relationships through the lens of data, psychology, and real-world experience [2, 3]. --- ### **Key Discussion Topics** * **Rolling Demographics & The Urban Dating Market:** Jouen unpacks how student debt, career mobility, and cost-of-living challenges drive young singles (ages 18–35) to major metropolitan centers like…

In this deep-dive episode of ***The Romantic Truth Podcast***, host **Jausan** explores the complex psychological, sociological, and economic realities of consensual non-monogamy and the swinger community. Moving beyond surface-level stereotypes, this discussion unpacks why long-term couples choose alternative relationship structures—from honoring desires for sexual novelty and bisexual exploration to practicing radical honesty and reigniting excitement without breaking primary commitments. --- ### **Key Topics & Segment Breakdown** * **The Psychology of the Lifestyle:** Why couples step into consensual non-monogamy as a shared hobby, using open communication and structured agreements to fulfill mutual needs and prevent deceitful infidelity. * **SPECIAL SEGMENT — The Art of Vetting (Digital Screening & Safety):** A dedicated breakdown of how couples protect their emotional and physical well-being before meeting outside partners: * **Digital Screening:** Spotting online red flags, evaluating profiles,…

Are traditional dating timelines officially broken? In this episode of The Romantic Truth, we dive deep into the fascinating world of "December-May" and reverse age-gap relationships—partnerships where an older woman is romantically involved with a younger man. While society is quick to slap outdated labels or double standards on couples who defy conventional scripts, psychological research tells a completely different story. Data shows that women in these partnerships actually report some of the highest levels of relationship satisfaction, commitment, and sexual self-efficacy. Why are more modern women embracing autonomy over social approval? What draws younger men to the emotional maturity, stability, and confidence of an older partner? And how do these couples successfully navigate everything from differing life stages to external judgment? Join us as we unpack the self-expansion model, dismantle the cultural stigma of the "cougar" myth, and explore how true relationship success comes down to genuine…

Ever wonder why it has been so difficult for you to find a partner? Tired of endless swiping and scrolling and being disappointed? In this episode of the Romantic Truth Podcast, Jausan introduces Ed & Cheryl to expound on the American dating demographic that was provided in the previous episode. This is a much deeper God into the numbers, and the causation of singles not being able to find a partner based on education, geography, and economics.

Where do our most hidden desires come from, and why do so many people live one life in public while craving something entirely forbidden in private? In this episode of the Romantic Truth Podcast, host Jaußan sits down with special guest hosts John and Susan for a raw, unfiltered conversation pulling back the curtain on one of the most provocative and complex topics in modern relationships: the psychology of interracial taboos, taboo-driven fantasies, and the stark divide between public image and private indulgence. Together, the trio dives deep into: * The Psychology of the Taboo: What fuels the desire to break conventional boundaries? Jaußan, John, and Susan unpack how historical social taboos, power dynamics, and the pursuit of transgressive novelty manifest within private kinks, cuckoldry/hotwife dynamics, and erotic exploration. * The "Milestone" Phenomenon: From bachelorette party tropes to post-divorce resets and milestone celebrations, what drives the psychological urge to cross irreversible lines…

This episode synthesizes nationwide demographic analyses from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (ACS), the Pew Research Center, and the National Center for Family & Marriage Research (NCFMR). The discussion explores how geography, gender ratios, race, educational attainment, and age brackets fundamentally shape modern dating outcomes across the United States aAlso in this episode we take a look briefly at social Services in America and the demographics and states that utilize the system more or less.

Can a woman shift a platonic friendship into a purely physical dynamic without carrying the baggage of guilt, embarrassment, or awkward regret? In this episode of the Romantic Truth Podcast, Jaußan unpacks the psychology and communication strategy required to redefine interpersonal boundaries cleanly. We break down how to bypass outdated social conditioning, eliminate the hidden "Trojan Horse" of romantic expectations, test chemistry using low-stakes calibration, and initiate clear, high-value conversations that protect dignity and mutual respect regardless of the outcome.

Why does modern dating fixate so heavily on two specific numbers: 6 feet tall and a six-figure income? In this episode, we step into the shadows of Gotham to examine modern dating through the ultimate pop-culture archetype: Batman / Bruce Wayne. Behind the cowl and the billion-dollar empire lies a masterclass in the fundamental desires, evolutionary instincts, and psychological projections driving both men and women today. We strip away the surface-level checklist to uncover what these standards actually symbolize: The 6-Foot Illusion (Physical Presence & Protection): Why a commanding frame represents more than genetics—exploring how physical presence signals safety, instinctual dominance, and the primal need for emotional and physical sanctuary. The Six-Figure Status (Provision & Resource Stability): How Bruce Wayne’s wealth isn’t just about luxury cars, but what resource mastery signals: competence, emotional discipline, agency, and low-stress leadership. The Batman Paradox (The Dark Side of the…

Sometimes we may allow our emotions and feelings to get the best of us over situations that may require logic before trusting our feelings with another person. In this episode we examined the things that make us so comfortable that we disregard logic and inquiry and use our optimism and zeal to overwrite valid concerns that we may address later after being in a disappointing relationship.

The Getting Process aPart 3 of 3: In this final episode, we cover the intentions of of central partner for the future and how when they fit into that plan. The reasoning for this is to see whether or not this person has a plan for the future of inclusion in a relationship and is the process feasible.

The Vetting Series Part 2 of 3: In this episode, we examine two of the most important and influential aspects of the vetting process, that of purpose, drive, potential, effort, and sharing of vulnerabilities and strengths. These sometimes a very important in order to discover whether or not this person has a perceived purpose in life for themselves, a drive towards some sort of goal, potential to be successful, and the effort put in the endeavor towards cross. Finally, sharing vulnerabilities and strengths are essential in order to promote comfort and later trust. The list of these tactics is to determine whether or not this individual shares their feelings, sensitivities, and insecurities.

Introducing The Vetting Process a Series - Part 1 of 3:: In this three-part series, we discussed some of the things that maybe should recovered either before or during the first date or first meet. In this episode we examined self-awareness and how this is vital when it comes down to assessing and determining whether or not this person is a viable partner based on personality, background, and to see whether or not there's a Nexus.

Have you ever dated someone that had under responsibility for a sibling that eventually became a burden on your relationship? Have you found it burdensome to date because of a grown son or daughter has been an obstacle when it comes to your romantic life? Are your experiencing emotional and financial fatigue from dealing with a failure to launch adult child? Michelle, a six-year listening to the show wrote in about the situation in which she was married to a nerdowell ex-husband who was stuck with the responsibility of governing a younger brother with the same condition. She then realized that her son and daughter took on the same characteristics. After reading her submission, we've decided to do a show on this topic and many of the difficulties associated with managing situations of this nature and the characteristics associated with some of the behaviors involved along with some of the potential remedies.

Have you ever encountered someone on the dating scene that has everything mapped out about the person they desire? You might notice that they may be very centric in what they're looking for without consideration of what someone else that they may find attractive may not be looking for in him or her? In this episode we are going to examine many things with the theme being that of our own preferences imposed on others. Some questions are answered in respect to inquiries such as dating a pregnant woman, a follow-up on how a woman sexual activity was in the past, and many other unique and each inquiries that have come by the wayside from time to time.

Episode Description What if you found your ideal partner, but they happened to be of a different race? Would that cause friction with your family, your friends, or even within yourself? Can someone hold unconscious biases against a group yet still find themselves romantically drawn to someone from that exact background? In this episode of The Romantic Truth, we examine the complex dynamics of race and prejudice within interracial relationships. We unpack the root causes that allow these biases to persist generation after generation and share actionable strategies to confront and dismantle them. Joined by special guests Ashleigh and Sabrina, we lean into uncomfortable, necessary conversations to uncover the truth about love across racial lines. In This Episode, We Discuss: The realities and hidden tensions of navigating interracial dating. How family and social expectations impact cross-cultural relationships. Unpacking personal biases and cognitive dissonance in attraction. Root causes of generational…

Today address a range of topics that include some of the clips you provided such as a married woman that had a husband that question his sexuality.. Women Sherry I'm free thoughts and insights about having oral sex. A n African-American woman living in Africa and one of the main cultural adjustments she had to make when it came to practices in the bathroom. The host gives his opinion and expounds on other related topics including the economy, cultural adjustments, and other things we rarely think about impacting a relationship.

The modern complex dating environment requires a lot more objectivity and self inventory. In this episode, we explore some of the reasons why people aren't necessarily seeking a relationship, but would love to have their essential intimate needs met under certain conditions that they want them to retain the reputation and personal dignity without compromise.

The consideration of some women to have sex on the first date is usually totally out of the question, bar none. However, there are some other considerations that women will really have to think through before engaging in that aspect of a relationship. It's not just the binary answer, they actually do risk analysis and there are many conditions that would have to be met prior. However, most women aren't even in that realm of consideration of such a topic. But in this episode, we are going to examine some of the causations and reasoning behind their decision and some of the things that men need to be aware of that might be trivial in nature, but speaks volumes.

Have you ever wondered why it was so difficult to find a potential partner for relationship? Is it because there are no good people out there? Is it because everyone else is married or in a relationship? The answers are no! Have you reevaluated your dating practices? Are you going to places that don't Foster potential compatible candidates? In this episode we examine many of the things that we may need to consider about ourselves before seeking a partner such as expectations, standards that may be set too high, limiting ourselves and respect to personal criteria that may not yield a potential partner, but may look good in public. Join Us on this journey today.

Do you ever wonder why good girls go for bad boys? Have you ever wondered why good guys turn into bad boys? In this episode, we are going to dive into the root causes of these choices and explore how subconscious experiences from our younger years impact us as adults. We don't normally seek out dysfunctional relationships or narcissistic partners, but occasionally it happens, leaving us wondering about the attraction. In fact, it may not be an attraction to the person themselves, but rather an attraction to certain characteristics they possess that we feel we lack in ourselves. These relationships may begin as viable partnerships, but once narcissistic traits set in, dynamics become far more complex. Consequently, coping mechanisms, smothering behaviors, and actions taken to curry favor become much more evident. Join us as we examine how this psychology impacts our romantic relationships, and even explore the parallel of how people follow political leaders through emotional expressions rooted in rebellion,…

The one thing about divorce is that it is rarely one thing that compels one to consider such a life-altering decision. We May view divorce like bankruptcy, a final choice that may impact us negatively going forward. In this episode we look at a scientific study and respect to some of the contributing factors that will ultimately lead to a lack of commitment in a relationship that may be intertwined with making the ultimate decision to end a marriage. Also, in this episode you take a gloves at why some women may vote against their own best interest in an appeal to reassure compliance with their spouse and a lack of empathy for others.

Do you have an idea of the tolerances that you may have for idiosyncrasies and habits in a relationship when it comes to a partner? Have you ever thought about them? Well, you're not alone because most people don't. Even though we may establish deal breakers, some things are probably not included that we sometimes may overlook and they have to consider prior to making that final commitment to someone. In this episode, we look at some idiosyncrasies and have it that people may have to make a determination on before actually going forward in the relationship. Also, host Jaußan share some experiences and talks about some of the email received in regards to this topic in particular. There isn't a one-size-fits-all approach and what may be tolerable for some people may not be for others and therefore it is always to consider that a person's tolerance is a partner's acceptance. Join us as we discussed topics pertaining to the relationship all the way into the bedroom.

### The Romantic Truth Podcast **Episode:** Dysfunction and the Dirty Girl **Host:** Jaußan **Episode Description:** Welcome back to another deep dive into the psychology of modern dating and relationships. In this episode, "Dysfunction and the Dirty Girl," Jaußan tackles one of the most challenging, yet inevitable, realities of romance: **accepting dysfunction.** We all bring our own baggage into a partnership, but at what point does acknowledging the messiness actually become the key to finding peace? Jaußan breaks down the complex dynamics of imperfect relationships, exploring how intense attraction often blinds us to the chaos, and why embracing our own deeply flawed realities—the dysfunction itself—can sometimes be the healthiest choice we make. **What we cover in this episode:** * **The Chemistry Trap:** How magnetic attraction can mask underlying relationship issues. * **Defining Dysfunction:** Distinguishing between normal growing pains and unsustainable toxic cycles. * **The Art of Acceptance:** Why…

**Title: The Fallout — Navigating the Aftermath of Infidelity** **Show:** The Romantic Truth Podcast **Host:** Jaußan **Description:** Welcome back to the *Romantic Truth Podcast*. This week, I am tackling one of the heaviest and most complex relationship dilemmas: the immediate aftermath of infidelity. When the secret is out and someone gets caught cheating, is there a "right" way to handle the fallout? I break down the difficult but necessary framework for navigating this crisis, explaining why the common instinct of "trickle-truthing" destroys any chance of repair, and why radical accountability is the only path forward. But the impact of cheating isn't just about the act itself—it’s also about the *who*. I dive deep into how the identity of the affair partner drastically alters the collateral damage and the specific steps required for recovery. **In this episode, I cover:** * **The Trap of Trickle-Truthing:** Why confessing in pieces causes more trauma than the initial discovery. * **The Identity…

### Episode: Blind Spots in Dating & The Courage of Letting Go **Welcome back to the *Romantic Truth* podcast.** In this deeply emotional and highly contrasting episode, we explore two diametrically opposed sides of love and relationships: the frustrating hurdles of trying to find love, and the agonizing reality of having to let it go. #### 🔍 Segment 1: Dating Blind Spots In the first half of the episode, the host dives into the messy reality of modern dating. We often wonder why we aren't finding the right connection, but what if we are standing in our own way? We unpack the unconscious mistakes that both men and women make in the dating pool. **Key discussions include:** * **Unconscious Self-Sabotage:** The habits and behaviors you don't even realize are turning off potential partners. * **Bridging the Gap:** How men and women misinterpret each other's signals and intentions. * **Navigating the Difficulties:** Actionable advice on how to become more self-aware and approach dating with a clearer…

In this episode, we take a look at some of the things involved with making decisions when it comes down to a wedding and some of the things that maybe challenging and many of the practicalities associated with the Union of two people. We also take a look at the more difficult sides of being a newly wet and some of the planning that goes on before during and after the event.

Th**Episode Title:** The Cubicle Spouse: When "Work Wife" Crosses the Line **Show Notes:** Office drama has evolved. It’s no longer just about stolen lunches in the breakroom; it’s about blurred boundaries and territorial claims. Welcome back to the **Romantic Truth Podcast**. In this episode, we are unpacking the controversial phenomenon of the "cubicle spouse." What are the real social implications of labeling a colleague your "work husband" or "work wife"—and at what point does a seemingly innocent office joke become a threat to an actual marriage? We dive into a wild, real-life scenario to explore this exact dynamic: A married woman visits her husband’s office, only to be confronted by a receptionist who boldly introduces herself as his "work wife." We break down the actual wife's reaction, the audacity of the title, and why these casual labels often mask a deeper lack of professional and personal respect. Later in the episode, we zoom out to look at the broader **casualization of the workplace**. When…

The most complex aspect of a relationship is not the anxiety associated with dating and breaking the ice for the first time, but the period after the Bliss has subsided. We examine some of the possibilities and challenges a couple may face after the honeymoon phase of a relationship where the real work starts. In this episode, we take a look at some of the things a couple may face and a heads up on some of the things that may come about unexpectedly.

Have you ever begin to date someone and immediately notice that they are criticizing you, or they are marginalizing everything you do? These maybe the early stages of a person seeking control in the relationship, but their agenda is to control you. In this episode we are going to examine some of the Dynamics and characteristics of individuals that exercise please practices based on feeding and insecurity of inferiority and lack of control.

The the current conflicting trend when it comes down to the social culture wars is that a lot of young men are being groomed and encouraged to take on a traditional family and many of the younger women in Gen Z and Alpha are bucking the traditional roles and aspirations the wife of yesteryear. Today, more of these younger women are acting out of the footsteps of their parents and grandparents and choosing to go It alone and acquire their own assets first and pursue careers and then consider starting a family much later in life under their own terms. The current trends are fueled by two major disconnects according to studies such as younger men are lacking more empathy and women are requiring it for a relationship and priorities for young men are focused on having a family why would younger women it has more to do with their careers and self-sustainability. Statistically, Gen Z has about 4% of the single home purchasing market with about almost 3% of that 4% being women purchasing homes independent of a…

Have you ever tried to convert a conventional platonic friendship into a romantic relationship? Have you thought about possibly rekindling an old relationship under new terms and circumstances? In this episode, we're going to take a look at the possibilities, pros and cons of saying whether or not in relationship is worth being repurposed with modifications on many components associated with the conversion of feelings and approaches.

In this episode, we begin with an attempted interview with Marisol, then Jaußan's demo of one of his new songs Funky & Proud, and closing the Shell with the topic about Agreeing to Disagree.