In today’s dating world, polygamy has become a widely discussed topic and, for many, an option worth exploring. We wanted to take a deeper look at the broader impact polygamy has on society and explore the mindset behind it based on our own observations.

Polygamy refers to the practice of having more than one spouse at the same time. However, what we often encounter are people living a polyamorous lifestyle, where intimate relationships with multiple people happen simultaneously.

A polyamorous individual may have or be open to multiple romantic partners, while polygamy specifically involves being married to multiple partners. This distinction raised several important questions for us to consider:

Is polygamy merely a way to justify cheating? Are women in polygamous relationships truly content? Can everyone involved in a polygamous relationship be equally fulfilled emotionally and physically? And, is polygamy primarily a privilege for the wealthy?



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As men, we have a strong desire to provide—whether it's security for our households, physical safety, emotional support, financial stability, or any other form of protection we can offer.

Constantly showing up in these ways becomes second nature, almost addictive. It becomes so ingrained that when we're unable to come through as we usually do, we still find ourselves saying, "I got it" or "I'm good." We take on the role of the "superhero" in our households, always saving the day. But sometimes, it's necessary to take off the cape.

In this episode, we dive deep into the vulnerability it takes to remove that cape and how doing so can unlock new levels of intimacy. Fellas, we know it’s not easy! We've learned that there’s growth in vulnerability. Simply expressing why you can't do something, rather than silently shouldering the burden with an “I got it” when you don’t, can be transformative.


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This episode was long overdue for us. As men in serious, committed relationships, not only do we deeply appreciate our women, but we also feel incredibly appreciated by them. Discussing how we reached this point was important, and there's a lot to take away from this conversation.



We also explored the importance of asking intentional questions to our partners, such as, “Do you trust my leadership?” It’s a powerful question to ask without making assumptions, and we found it to be an excellent way to check in with each other.

As movie enthusiasts, there's nothing quite like revisiting the powerful films that have left a lasting impact on us. At Nice & Neat the Podcast, we're huge fans of Jordan Peele's Get Out, and we're excited to partner with Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) to dive deep into our favorite aspects of this critically acclaimed film.

Through our collaboration with UPHE, we’re able to explore Get Out in greater detail, including the social commentary woven into its plot.


We’ll be analyzing themes of race, power dynamics, and privilege, examining recurring motifs, and uncovering the profound messages embedded in the film. Join us as we unpack the clever layers that make Get Out not only special but deeply meaningful.

Rediscovering Your Identity After Kids with Guest Felicia LatourFelicia Latour, a life and wellness coach renowned for building a supportive community for mothers through Mindfulfee and her emerging brand Somebody's Mama, joined us on the couch to share her personal journey through motherhood.

She opened up about navigating depression, co-parenting, and rediscovering her identity as a mother.By being transparent about the challenges of motherhood, Felicia has not only found healing for herself but is also fulfilling her purpose by supporting countless women through their own motherhood journeys, all through the power of community.
 
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Are all men dogs, or are the men you choose the problem? In this episode, we each share our perspectives based on our personal experiences.

We also dive into whether women need to "train" men, and vice versa. We believe that a man can change for the better, but it's important to recognize the signs that show he's ready for that change.

The term “submissive” often carries a negative connotation when applied to the male-female dynamic. In this episode, we challenge the notion that a masculine man cannot be submissive in certain areas of his relationship while still being an effective leader.Submission should not be seen as a sign of weakness or a lack of self-respect.

We explore how support and submission can overlap, emphasizing that submission does not equate to passivity in men.

The real question is: where is the balance between the two?The goal of this episode is to help men expand their views on manhood and masculinity, while also encouraging a deeper commitment to their relationships.