By The Still Waters.

“You only live once”. A popular saying that people use, but are you using it as an excuse to misbehave or to do the right thing. On this episode I and my people dished out what we think about the whole “Y.O.L.O” tag, you will love to hear it. This episode was sponsored by The Donut, Donut is a newsletter website, you can read international and national news there. You can win amazing prizes there with my link http://thedonut.co/davetalk

What should a woman bring to the table in a relationship? A lot of conspiracies have risen. In this episode we dissed some dumb ideas few ladies have about how they think relationships should be like.

Are you suffering from mental health crisis or know anyone who is, but is trying to hide it? Have you thought about your mental health before and how you can protect it? Well on this episode, my guest who is also an expert in Child psychology broke down things about mental health and how one can escape it, if suffering from it.

*DEBATE ALERT🚨*. Do you think the world would strive more if virtual interaction was taken of the world?. Well on this episode we had four of ourselves dishing out our ideas, a few people sided with Virtual and a few also with physical. Do so to listen and share!

On the episode, I got to ask my guests five questions concerning the previous episode I did about “SOME DUMB QUESTIONS WOMEN HAVE TO ASK”, you can find it on my list of podcasts.

A lot of people have had different misconceptions of what the topic is all about, well on this episode my guest broke down somethings about Toxic masculinity and feminism in his own understanding,

“Social media”. Due to the effect that it has on the brain, social media is addictive both physically and psychologically. According to a new study by Harvard University, self-disclosure on social networking sites lights up the same part of the brain that also ignites when taking an addictive substance. The reward area in the brain and its chemical messenger pathways affect decisions and sensations. When someone experiences something rewarding or uses an addictive substance, neurons in the principal dopamine-producing areas in the brain are activated and dopamine levels rise. Therefore, the brain receives a “reward” and associates the drug or activity with positive reinforcement.

This is observable in social media usage; when an individual gets a notification, such as a like or mention, the brain receives a rush of dopamine and sends it along reward pathways, causing the individual to feel pleasure. Social media provides an endless amount of immediate rewards in the form of attention from others for relatively minimal effort. The brain rewires itself through this positive reinforcement, making people desire likes, retweets, and emoticon reactions.

Another perpetuating factor of social media addiction is the fact that the reward centers of the brain are most active when people are talking about themselves. In the non-virtual world, it’s estimated that people talk about themselves around 30 to 40% of the time; however, social media is all about showing off one’s life and accomplishments — so people talk about themselves a staggering 80% of the time. When a person posts a picture they may receive positive social feedback, which stimulates the brain to release dopamine, rewarding that behavior and perpetuating the social media habit.

Occasionally, friendships go sour, and it's incredibly hard to cut off a friend, but keeping a toxic friend around is draining, In the long run, it's better to cut ties, and find people who will help you grow and support you." But the main question is “should one cut their friend off”. Listen and hear what we have to say.

Some people just seem to have a knack for making conversation while others struggle to make small talk. Knowing how to start a conversation is a useful social skill. Whether you want to impress a potential client, strike up a conversation with a love interest, or just chat with a new acquaintance, knowing how to initiate a conversation can help you feel more comfortable and confident in a wide variety of social situations.

It’s crazy what people do for the things they want. The lengths they’re willing to go to just to feed their vain desires, and how they react when faced with Truth. On this episode of Davetalk, we’ll be running an intensive evaluation on a multiple number of things people do. It’s guaranteed to be a joyride entwined with piercing Truth.