This episode is a little different from some of our recent ones. We wanted to talk about something that has been in the news for the last few months now, which is Instagram potentially getting rid of the displaying the number of likes on people's posts. As content creators, this could have a major impact on us...not just for our content, but also our livelihood.

As time goes on in a relationship, both people tend to get comfortable with each other and there becomes less of a need to be constantly impressing each other. As a result, your parter may start to "let themselves go" physically, mentally, and even spiritually. We talk about our own experiences with this and how we have worked through them together.

This topic is pretty relevant to our current season in life right now. In this episode we talk about how our kids are messing up our relationship. We love our kids and they give us the most joy in life, but by putting all our energy into them, it can be easy to forget about being there for your partner as well.

In this episode we talk about what we wish we would have known before we got married. When you get married it is an exciting new chapter in life, but it also means learning more about each other than you did before. Some of those things might have been helpful to know before saying our vows...

In this episode we each tell our side of how we knew they were "the one" for us. For some couples, it can be one moment and for others it's more of a process. We discuss our relationship story and give our advice for how others may know if they found the one.

We're back! We have been gone for a bit, but for good reason...we had our baby! In this episode we talk about a highly requested topic, can men and women in a committed relationship, still have friends of the opposite sex? It's easy for jealousy to get in the way!

This is the third episode of our mini series on gender norms, and the "roles" that men and women play in relationships according to our society and culture. In this episode, we talk about expectations in the home. In our culture, the stereotypical roles are the men go to work and the women stay at home to look after the children. But who says we can't share these roles?

This is the second episode of our mini series on gender norms, and the "roles" that men and women play in relationships according to our society and culture. In this episode, we talk about finances. The societal expectation is that men always pay for dates and should be the "breadwinner" of the family, but is that right?

This is the first episode of our mini series on gender norms, and the "roles" that men and women play in relationships according to our society and culture. In this episode, we talk about family leadership. Our society is becoming more open to strong women, but in a relationship, is there a limit to how strong they should be?

In this episode, we welcome our first guest to the podcast, our friend Richelle, from Australia. Together, we discuss an argument that we had recently in front of Richelle and the emotional responses that resulted because of it.