I feel everyone has had a "relationship check-list" at one point in their lives, right? Is it limiting or valid? The team share what's on their check-list and Goose shares an amazing "check-list" story when she visited an LGBT meeting.

Why the embarrassment of catching someone having sex?  Or perhaps you were caught doing the "dirt deed." We discuss different situations and the feeling behind it. 

In the movies we see it all the time, The Grand Gesture! But in reality it's seems to be few and far between, or maybe we're not looking hard enough...

Anal sex is enjoyed by a lot of men. But if your partner doesn't enjoy it, where do you draw the line? The team and I dive into the pressures of sexual acts, and how far you should go to please a partner - this episode is not for young ears.

In light of 2019 vastly approaching, the team and I reflect on the past year with the Adira Rose Show... what have we learned or how have we changed - we had a good time recording this episode and hopefully it gives you time to reflect on your 2018 as well. 

Rejection is a part of life. In a dating capacity, rejection can absolutely hurt the ego.  But what if you're looking at rejection all wrong? 

I would like to think just about everyone has a sexual fantasy. Kind of like an itch that's needs to be scratched... We discuss a couple of ours and maybe the psychological aspects of what it means.

I think men know what they want in the opposite sex, it's not just tits and ass. I ask the team what they are looking for... with a little coaxing from me, we find out in the end!

Is there a distinction between Love and In-Love? Did we event the term of being In-Love? If so, why? So many questions to two simple words...