Girl Talk With Pops

You may not realize it, but you receive and give love in very specific ways. And when it comes to loving someone romantically, you've probably been in situations where you didn't feel loved even though the person insisted that they loved you. Have you ever thought about why you didn't feel that person's love? Ever think that It could just be that they express love differently than you?

That's where The Five Love Languages come and in this episode Brittney and Pops dig into what they're all about. Brittney discovered love languages a few years ago and Pops recently got hip. Listen in as they discuss how love languages impact them and how beneficial it is to know your love language.

Tag us on Instagram @girltalkwithpops while you're listening! Or find us on Facebook @girltalkwithpops. We want to hear what your love language is and what you think about it. 

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Love is not the only thing that keeps two people in a relationship. People break up with partners they really love, all the time. Pops transitioned out of a relationship last year so in this episode Brittney picks his brain about what keeps men in long lasting relationships and what makes them leave. Feelings of excitement and happiness are at the core of their conversation, although Brittney doesn't necessarily agree with Pops' POV. One thing they do both agree on is that evolution is not only inevitable in relationships, but it's required-- of both partners.

His quick dating advice to women for lasting love is: Keep it fun, keep it spicy, and "KEEP THAT SAME ENERGY". (His words exactly, haha.)

Tag us on Instagram @girltalkwithpops while you're listening! Or find us on Facebook @girltalkwithpops. We *always* want to hear what you have to say, plus Pops likes a good debate. ;)  

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For some unknown reason society trends toward making Valentine's Day about ladies, but what about guys? Men around the world flood stores before V'day to buy flowers, cards, and heart-shaped knickknacks. Have you ever stopped to think about what your man wants or how he feels on Valentine's Day?

We think that guys should get loved on and be appreciated on Valentine's day too so in this episode Brittney and Pops talk about why the world generally cares less about men on Valentine's, plus Pops shares his raw thoughts on how men feel about Valentine's day and what men really want on Valentine's day (*hint*: It's not sex).

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T.I. has the whole internet looking at him sideways. He recently went on the "Ladies Like Us" podcast and shared TMI regarding his 18 year old daughter's sexual history (or lack thereof). T.I. presents himself well as a family man, but his latest comments are.... controversial, to the say the least. Listen to Brittney and Pops discuss what TIP had to say and hear a clip of the original audio too. And apparently T.I. (and Tiny) are set to be on the next episode of Red Table talk so we're looking forward to more from him then.
 
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Brittney and her dad (Todd) started GTWP to promote healthy relationships and conversations between fathers and their adult daughters. So to close out season one, the duo use this last episode to discuss why men struggle to communicate openly, honestly, and transparently with their daughters about dating, sex, etc.

When their baby girls are young dads fawn over them with googly eyes, but what happens between adolescence and adulthood that changes that dynamic? What is it that prevents so many fathers and daughters from building open and healthy relationships in adulthood?Listen in as Brittney and Pops share what they think; hopefully it will inspire you to start a new type of conversation with your dad.

And.... that's a wrap! For now. Thanks so much for listening to season one and we hope you enjoyed it. We'll be back with season two and more topics that you don't typically discuss with your pops in the new year. In the meantime, keep in touch and let us know what you want to hear more about next season.

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GTWP is a weekly podcast that delivers the male point of view (#POPSPOV) on dating, love, relationships, and life that you don't normally hear. It's a sometimes serious, other times funny, but always raw, transparent, and vulnerable discussion hosted by a father and daughter duo who believe that healthy adult father and daughter relationships matter.

This is the second to last episode of GTWP for season 1! The first season has flown by! Before it ends, don't forget to rate, review, and share our podcast.

In this episode of GTWP Brittney and Pops discuss the purpose of courting in relationships, the difference between courting in your 30s vs. 50s, and the origin of traditional courting. But what place does courting have in today's modern society? Is courting still a thing? Brittney feels that women [still] want men to put forth more effort and energy (via courting), but Pops has a different POV, as always, and it may surprise you.

What's your experience with courting? Do you feel it's a necessary step in dating? Or a formality of yesteryear? Let us know via email, by visiting our website, or find us on social media.

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GTWP is a weekly podcast that delivers the male point of view (#POPSPOV) on dating, love, relationships, and life that you don't normally hear. It's a sometimes serious, other times funny, but always raw, transparent, and vulnerable discussion hosted by a father and daughter duo who believe that healthy adult father and daughter relationships matter.

What do Diddy and Lori Harvey, Solange and husband Alan Ferguson, and Mike Epps and wife Kyra Robinson have in common beyond their association with the entertainment industry? They're all couples (or once couples) who have a 13 year (or more) age difference between them.

In this week’s episode Brittney shares her perspective on dating older men and Pops shares his POV on dating younger women. What is it that attracts you to someone 10-20 years your junior or senior? Listen in as this father and daughter duo dig into some of the motivations that men and women have when dating older or younger and let us know if you agree or disagree.

GTWP is a weekly podcast that delivers the male point of view (#POPSPOV) on dating, love, relationships, and life that you don't normally hear. It's a sometimes serious, other times funny, but always raw, transparent, and vulnerable discussion hosted by a father and daughter duo who believe that healthy adult father and daughter relationships matter.

If you have any questions or feedback: email us, visit our website, or find us on social media.

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In this episode Brittney and Todd discuss both sides of dating with kids; when single parents should introduce their kid(s) to someone they're dating and when the non-parent feels it's ok to meet the child(ren) of someone they're dating. When he was younger Todd encountered both scenarios and has some words of wisdom for men and women who find themselves in this situation. Listen in to hear what they think about how soon is too soon, how long is too long, and how maturity plays into meeting or introducing kids into the dating situation.

GTWP is a weekly podcast that delivers the male point of view (#POPSPOV) on dating, love, relationships, and life that you don't normally hear. It's a sometimes serious, other times funny, but always raw, transparent, and vulnerable discussion hosted by a father and daughter duo who believe that healthy adult father and daughter relationships matter.

If you have any questions or feedback: email us, visit our website, or find us on social media.

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Imagine you're dating a person who you really *really* like. You two have a great connection and the vibe is strong, but he’s dating other women too (he's honest you love that!). His other situations mean that your time together is limited. You want more dates, love, romance, and eventually a relationship. What do you do? Do you pull out all the stops to win him over or do you become girlfriend number 2? Listen to Pops and Brittney duke it out over becoming “number 1”.

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Do you follow a 90 day rule? In this week’s show we’re talking about the lack of sex or sexual relations (celibacy and abstinence). Brittney goes to Pops to get his thoughts on abstinence and celibacy and Pops is completely dumbfounded. Like brand new, new.  (Lol!) You will get a good laugh out of hearing them discuss the basics of the topic: What is celibacy? What does abstaining mean? But you’ll also get very honest and real thoughts on women (and men!) withholding or not having sex, from a daughter who's lived and a father who can't believe it.

Also, we’re more than half way through season 1 of GTWP! What do you love about GTWP? Send us feedback! Email us or find us on Facebook or IG! All the info is below. We want to hear from YOU!

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