AccountableLove Podcast

Villains & Victims in Relationships is a podcast about how people create good cops and bad cops in relationships. When viewing a relationship on television, do you find yourself searching for who is “more right”? Most times, you don’t have to because it is writing that way for your entertainment. The problem is we tend to search for the same entertainment in our relationships. We don’t believe we are in a relationship until someone does something wrong. It’s like “the struggle” is what makes relationships authentic.

Well, The LoveSnobs formulated this podcast to explain how the Villain and Victim mentality is destructive. The purpose of relationships the cultivate Love. To witness Love: we must have excellent communication, clearly defined boundaries, and explicit support from our partners, friends, and family? In Villains & Victims in Relationships, The LoveSnobs will give examples of when people play the victim and create villains and how we can prevent this mentality in our relationships. Listen, Learn, and Enjoy!

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The LoveSnobs are two friends who are tired of people saying they wanted Accountable Relationships. Yet, they lacked road maps to acquire them. Therefore, The Lovesnobs started “The AccountableLove Podcast,” which does just that. Creates a road map for people by defining terms, discussing building strong principles, and inviting everyday people to discuss building Accountable Relationships. The LoveSnobs believe Love Is A Group Journey. As a result, our journey is to build healthier, supportive, Loving Relationships. Join The Discussion! Listen, Learn and Enjoy

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Maturing into Togetherness is a podcast strengthening the meaning of Love. Whether in the dictionary and sociality, Love is defined very loosely.  It illustrates so loosely. We started believing Love means staying through abuse, cheating, and visibility. The LoveSnobs express Love As Maturing into Togetherness. Love is people being ready to be responsible for other human beings. Love is a boomerang. We must ensure we are in Accountable Relationships. As a result, all of our actions would benefit the people in our lives. The Bottomline is don’t use the words “I Love You” if you are too selfish to think about others before acting irresponsibly. Remember, Love Is A Group Journey, and we are on this journey together. Listen, Learn, and Enjoy this podcast. One thing you should take from this is “Love is a Boomerang.”

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The LoveSnobs are two friends who are tired of people saying they wanted Accountable Relationships. Yet, they lacked road maps to acquire them. Therefore, The Lovesnobs started “The AccountableLove Podcast,” which does just that. Creates a road map for people by defining terms, discussing building strong principles, and inviting everyday people to discuss building Accountable Relationships. The LoveSnobs believe Love Is A Group Journey. As a result, our journey is to build healthier, supportive, Loving Relationships. Join The Discussion! Listen, Learn and Enjoy

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The Story of Us is a podcast about The LoveSnobs’s Twenty-five years of friendship. They discuss how they went from 15-year-old acquaintances to high school sweethearts, college friends, to less than strangers, to co-parents, to building a great friendship, to starting Love Is A Group Journey (An Accountable Relationship Service). They are proof people who were once romantic partners could maintain a great friendship. Aziz & Jerri show that life is all about meeting at the soul and using their connections to inspire others. The Story of Us is about two friends; who believe respect should be a given, communication should be honest, and Love should be the purpose. Aziz & Jerri don’t just celebrate the 25 years of friendship; they honor Dedication, Devotion, Honesty, and Trust. Listen, Learn, and Enjoy!

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The LoveSnobs are two friends who are tired of people saying they wanted Accountable Relationships. Yet, they lacked road maps to acquire them. Therefore, The Lovesnobs started “The AccountableLove Podcast,” which does just that. Creates a road map for people by defining terms, discussing building strong principles, and inviting everyday people to discuss building Accountable Relationships. The LoveSnobs believe Love Is A Group Journey. As a result, our journey is to build healthier, supportive, Loving Relationships. Join The Discussion! Listen, Learn and Enjoy

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The Struggle Of AccountableLove is a podcast about the difficulty of introducing the world to the concept of AccountableLove. The “AccountableLove Podcast” team aren’t victims. The LoveSnobs embrace the enormous task of redefining Love as a faith instead of emotion. Yet, sometimes their purpose is a struggle. The strain comes from assisting people in redefining their unhealthy ideas about relationships. Old habits are hard to break. But, when do we break our toxic cycles? Today! We don’t wait until yesterday. Yet, when we ask people to argue until they are on the same page, to challenge the best in one another, and find genuine joy in living life together. They see the work and choose the demon they know. It isn’t acceptable. There comes a time when we have to look our children in the face and say, “you all deserve a better example of Love.” “They deserve AccountableLove.” The Struggle Of AccountableLove explains why The LoveSnobs embrace the struggle. Listen, Learn, and Enjoy

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The LoveSnobs are two friends who are tired of people saying they wanted Accountable Relationships. Yet, they lacked road maps to acquire them. Therefore, The Lovesnobs started “The AccountableLove Podcast,” which does just that. Creates a road map for people by defining terms, discussing building strong principles, and inviting everyday people to discuss building Accountable Relationships. The LoveSnobs believe Love Is A Group Journey. As a result, our journey is to build healthier, supportive, Loving Relationships. Join The Discussion! Listen, Learn and Enjoy

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Stop Using Trauma as a Crutch is a podcast about healing and moving forward. The LoveSnobs explain the importance of communicating our past pain with our new partners.

Why?

Trauma is a source of reference, not a crutch. Our future partnerships and friends are signs that we have healed and are ready for something more significant in our lives. We forgive those people and prepared to move forward. Starting over means, our Trauma didn’t break us; it made us understand that we can shine in the worst situations. Stop Using Trauma as a Crutch explains how important it is the heal from our past, so we don’t damage our future. Listen, Learn, and Enjoy!

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The LoveSnobs are two friends who are tired of people saying they wanted Accountable Relationships. Yet, they lacked road maps to acquire them. Therefore, The Lovesnobs started “The AccountableLove Podcast,” which does just that. Creates a road map for people by defining terms, discussing building strong principles, and inviting everyday people to discuss building Accountable Relationships. The LoveSnobs believe Love Is A Group Journey. As a result, our journey is to build healthier, supportive, Loving Relationships. Join The Discussion! Listen, Learn and Enjoy

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Aziz and Jerri are at it again. This time, they discussed how Respect plays a part in building Accountable relationships. Respect Isn’t The Enemy is a podcast about defining and establishing Respect in our relationships. Respect is admiring someone deeply as a result of their abilities, qualities, or achievements. Therefore, before entering any relationship, we should make Respect a prerequisite throughout our connection. To achieve this level of consistency, we must agree on the same definition of Respect. Defining the term allows us to hold everyone accountable when disrespect arises. Aziz and Jerri explain why the principle should govern our actions, assuring we maintain our relationships’ health. Respect Isn’t The Enemy; it is our friend. Listen, Learn, and Enjoy!

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The LoveSnobs are two friends who are tired of people saying they wanted Accountable Relationships. Yet, they lacked road maps to acquire them. Therefore, The Lovesnobs started “The AccountableLove Podcast,” which does just that. Creates a road map for people by defining terms, discussing building strong principles, and inviting everyday people to discuss building Accountable Relationships. The LoveSnobs believe Love Is A Group Journey. As a result, our journey is to build healthier, supportive, Loving Relationships. Join The Discussion! Listen, Learn and Enjoy

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We have been in relationships where we have all been victimized, but we chose to become victims. Being taking advantage of for being vulnerable is wrong, but we need to make a conscious choice to find someone who will see the strength in being vulnerable. If we stay, we are apart of the problem. Aziz & Jerri explain how we must always take responsibility for the roles we play in an unhealthy relationship. Whether we stayed too long, weren’t clear in the beginning, or chose were selfish. Look in the mirror.

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Aziz & Jerri are great friends. They have a healthy relationship. They invited their friend Jasmine as a guest on the podcast to talk about what makes a friend a friend. They discuss the problems that have had connecting, how they kept the lines of communication open at the tough times, and they talk about what it looks like to be in healthy friendships. l Friends for some of the most influential people in our lives. They hold a percentage of our happiness in your hands. Being vulnerable and finding joy in having the raw discussion is where the health starts.

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Is Happiness a choice? Aziz & Jerri remind their listeners that Happiness exists. As a society, believe Happiness is a fleeting emotion, and misery is definite. But, Happiness is a state of being. It is a mentality, regardless of what comes your way. You have to aspire to keep up that state of being. Just like people get depressed, there is a way to a positive state, such as Happiness. This Discussion will explain ways to support that state.

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Women, upon meeting a man, you know whether you’re attracted to them or not. Why not just go for it? Men are sure that women get tired from being approached by several men a day. But, when the right man approaches them, why make them work. If the interest is there, why not make them the exception? Aziz & Jerri get their ideas on this topic. They are a man and women talking about their experiences in this department. Maybe some questions will get answered.

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