Ride or Die: a colloquial expression of extreme loyalty to someone or something.

How far would you go to prove your loyalty to your loved ones and how far do you expect them to go to prove their loyalty to you?

This tends to be a tricky situation, especially in cases that involve two people who you hold dear to your heart, take for example, a situation between your significant other and your best friend.

We tried as much as possible to lay out our opinions on this matter in this episode, which features an anonymous guest.

Feel free to drop your comments, like, share, and subscribe.

It's our ONE year anniversary today! 🥳 

12 episodes in 12 months - not so bad for a first start, no? 😁

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We've got TWO questions for you.

We share our individual choices and reasons on this episode, featuring an anonymous guest. Give it a listen and don't forget to drop your comments as well.

Let's be honest, it's kind of hard to keep up with the LGBTQ community because new sexual orientations keep springing up every now and then.

But that doesn't mean one shouldn't respect opinions and decisions about such sexual preferences, no matter how odd they might seem.

We try our possible best on this episode, to dissect the ideology behind these various sexualities and share our understanding and findings based on what we have experienced or come across in our minimal (certainly not extensive) research.

Listen in and as always, don't hesitate to share your views. 

Dating in the 21st century can be a whirlwind, even though ideally, it shouldn't be. But it is what it is, right?

On this episode, we give our own perspective based on our dating experiences and share how communication, especially from the get-go, would be a better 'directive' towards making dating an easier, straightforward, and seamless process for both genders.

Give it a listen and let's know your opinion on this.

In celebration of International Women's Day, we focus on women's health in relation to Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, otherwise known as PCOS, a hormonal disorder common among most women that surprisingly, most of us are not aware of.

Jenny shares her experience based on symptoms, which are often overlooked, and how PCOS can be managed.

In this episode, we #ChooseToChallenge the stereotype on women with PCOS, which more often than not is caused by ignorance.

They say the older the berry, the sweeter the juice. Apparently, this also applies in romantic relationships as well.

This time, we won't focus on the controversy that is older men dating way younger women, which is usually the norm.

Let's flip the script.

Ever wondered why some younger men find older women attractive and vice versa? We give a few reasons (based on research) and offer our own  opinions on each of them.

Per usual, we would love to hear your own views and experiences on this topic as well.

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This one's for the men - how would you react if you fathered a child for several years, perhaps some months, or even just a few days, only to realize that the child is not yours?

Looking at it from another angle, maybe the baby was swapped in the hospital and your wife or simply put, the mother, is as innocent as you are.  Just...maybe.

Listen in and let us know your thoughts on this DNA test controversy that's become quite the 'trend' these days.

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Is 'faking it till you make it' really such a bad thing to adopt  in the society we live in today? Or is it a practice that tends to  tarnish one's self esteem? Are there some scenarios where  applying this ideology is a step in the right direction of what somebody  may want to achieve in the long run? Or is it simply a negative  reaction to peer pressure?

On this episode, we share our own thoughts on what we Nigerians term as 'Packaging'. Listen in and tell us your own opinion.

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