This week T and Q dive into how to fight clean without belittling and damaging the relationship. Taking a break for tacos is always a great way to say time out. We all know love and war don’t mesh well but it doesn’t have to end over a disagreement.

In this episode T and Q discuss the tuff decisions they have made in relationships when damage done is too much to repair. If you’ve ever been in a situation where the hurt was too much to forgive and forget, or maybe you’re trying to move forward but you just can’t! This is an episode you won’t want to miss.

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Life Unscripted with T & Q – Where we debate the messy, hilarious, and brutally honest realities of modern dating, sex, and everything in between the sheets!!

🔥 Tune in for laughs, confessions, and maybe—just maybe—a life lesson buried under the empty wine bottles 🎧 Stream Life Unscripted with T & Q wherever you get your podcasts!**

(Disclaimer: We are not responsible for hangovers, hookup regrets, or sudden urges to text your ex.)

💥 Why Listen?

- Shocking Confessions: Would Q really choose kids’ music over true crime? (Spoiler: Yes, and T’s judging him for it.)

- Unfiltered Banter: Watch them battle over tiny houses vs. mansions, under-seasoned meals vs. eternal takeout, and whether love trumps friendship.

- Drinking Game Twist: Every disagreement = a shot. (Pray for them.)

- Play Along: Steal their questions to torture your own partner—then tag #LifeUnscripted in your drama!

The Unspoken Rules of Texting & Calling: How Long Is Too Long?"**

Ever stress over response times? We’re breaking down the unspoken rules of texting and calling—when to double-text, why missed calls feel personal, and how to communicate without overthinking. No guilt, no games—just real talk on modern friendship.

🎧 Listen now and never overanalyze a "read receipt" again!

Have you ever been volunteered more like told to go to attend an event because your significant other is going? Q and T discuss the common challenges they face of T not being able to say no and dragging Q to events without checking with him first. On this episode get an inside look at how they work through their disagreements and compromise on ways to make it work for both of them.

From Street lights to Screen time

Let’s take a stroll down memory lane when we were kids and life was simple! Remember when

‘screen time’ meant watching Saturday morning cartoons until your mom yelled “GO OUTSIDE”

or when play dates were just going outside with your neighborhood friends. In this episode,

we’re diving into raising kids today and how we grew up. From technology battles to parenting

trends. We’re breaking down the struggles of modern parenting, while reminiscing about the

good old days. As we share our own experiences, whether your a parent trying to navigate this

new world or just someone who loves a good “back in the day” story. This episode is packed

with laughs and challenges of raising kids.

Exploring Love Languages and Pet Peeves part 2:

Does your partner have a few habits that just grinds your gears some days? What are some bad

habits that could possible be a deal breaker, like leaving the kitchen cabinet open or not finding

things where you left them? Continuing discussions from part 1 Love languages, we take a left

turn and talk about pet peeves and with help from friends discuss deal breakers.

Join us for a whirlwind trip to El Paso, Texas, for our son's all-star tournament! We share the highs (self-driving cars, *La Bomba LLC's amazing food, and making new friends) and the lows (sunburns, a sketchy dirt road GPS detour, and a terrible hotel everyone fled). Heartfelt conversations with other parents, this trip was full of unexpected moments. Was it worth it? Would we do it again? Tune in to find out!!!

Exploring Love Language and Pet peeve's part 1:

Have you ever felt like you're speaking a different love language than your partner? In this two

part episode of life Unscripted with T and Q, we’re diving into the hilarious and heartfelt world of

love languages and pet peeves. We’ll break down the five love languages (because yes gifts

and cuddles do count) and share how understanding them can transform your relationship.