All relationships aren’t meant to be long term/forever. In addition, there aren’t many who can handle a companionship coming to a close due to numerous variables like heartache, attachment, investment, etc… In this episode I’ll speak on the pros and cons of “seasonal relationships”. I’ll also highlight a chapter out of the book I wrote, “Multi-Monogamous” regarding short/seasonal relationships and why they are necessary for some concerning growth and evolution.

Can love/romance be found in the future with high avenues of t3chnology? The continuation of my conversation with Justine Monikue regarding the changes in the fabric of engagements and interactions with robots, virtual reality, and multi dimensional worlds like Metaverse.

This episode is somewhat of a follow to the “Episode 5” with Dr. Eli Sheff regarding “what do some alternative styles of companionships like polyamory look like in the new world of technology”? In this episode we’ll take a look at some other variables concerning polyamory and A.I./Virtual Reality. I’ll cover the relativity of ethical boundaries and what it means to be human, computer love, and what machine has been used for over 100 years now concerning robotic love.

The super divine Justine Monikue joins me again for “Episode II” of the A.I./Virtual Reality series. In this episode Justine and I discuss what might be going through the minds of some parents as it relates to A.I., virtual reality, The Metaverse, and romantic or platonic relationships. We also cover what a world looks like with the ongoing arrival of sex robots.

In this episode, Justine Monikue and I reconnect with anger management tips/techniques, hilarious “anger management” banter, accountability perspectives, and what closure looks like as it pertains to “anger management”.

There’s nothing wrong with the emotion of “anger”. Yet there may be numerous things wrong with what anger may or may not cause you to do. In this episode, Justine Monikue and I will have a very informative and entertaining conversation about anger management, anger as it pertains to companionships in the past, and some variables regarding our upbringing in relation to healing and trauma.

With each civilization, various eras in time, indigenous tribes, or traditions, morals and ethics have always had their role to play whether observed as subjective or relative. In this episode we’ll take a short snapshot of what morals and ethics looked like in certain eras and tribes. In addition, I’ll break down some specifics as it relates to the ability to create and be innovative regarding your own morals and ethics.

The process through depression is often an individual journey. Yet what about when it involves a partner or in this case multiple partners. As a current and former facilitator for various depression groups and NAMI(National Alliance of Mental Illness), I will provide you with some tips that may be essential for you to take into consideration regarding how to responsibly take care of a partner’s needs while going through the dark night & lows of depression.

Non monolithic and the ability to authentically dissect and define.

There are numerous variables regarding where to begin as far as the innerstanding of alternative styles of companionship are concerned. I believe it starts with a deep overstanding of multi-culture along with the dismantling of the enormous amount of colonial/European conditioning via words, groups, and labels. In this podcast episode, I thoroughly layer it all with various perspectives.

1 of many why some people support polyamory is because of the community it provides. But what about those who don’t fit, desire, or need community? In this episode I discuss my personal trials and engagements with “community” along with where it all begins regarding my solo journey. In addition, I cover what I like to call “tribal proximity” as an option for those who live and lead a solo life in general.