Today’s episode is for Women!! It being women’s month, I would like to speak life to you. Go out there and be the beautiful woman you’re meant to be and experience the finer things in life. NB: I don’t own the rights to this song.

Today’s episode was inspired by another one of Eartha Kitt’s quotes “A man has always wanted to lay me down but he never wanted to pick me up,” and its implications or translation in the simplest way. Using phrases such as “if he wanted to he would” to elaborate my POV and how quite problematic that statement is.

In today’s episode, I touch base on how art impacted my life and personality (which is not very mysterious of me lol).

In today’s episode we look at something I quoted from one Earth Kitt’s video for a complete breakdown from my perspective of course; talking about how “relationships are meant to be earned and not compromised for” plus how she wishes to share herself with someone else. I will be sure to share it on my socials soon. NB: I let you enjoy the music a little longer towards the end lol

Today’s episode sees me speaking *personally* on the humdrum of life and how being away from full time employment affected my mental wellbeing to a certain extent. This is obviously a bit too personal to speak on, but, I hope you surround yourself with people who love you and support you. It’s easy to be cruel to yourself so be kind to yourself and take it one day at a time.

Today’s episode looks at the constant debates between gender and sex roles in relationships or marriages and how they’re being applied. I think it’s important to understand your person and form your relationship/partnership in a way that makes BOTH of you happy.

Today’s episode looks at the big love languages and a personal addition of mine. The take away note is to find ways of loving people in a way that makes an impact in their understanding of love. background audio :(. My voice was incredibly on the lower end of the monotone scale.

In today’s episode we look at the famous question “what do you bring to the table?” I think it’s important to phrase this question inwardly and ask ourselves [read as men] “what do I bring to the table/what does my table look like to start with?” I apologise my voice sounds a bit low, I am battling seasonal allergies.

This episode looks at the dating trends of older men dating girls <25. Kindly note that my opinion is subjective.

In this episode, I highlight certain differences between vulnerability and openness. This also looks at how the two are used interchangeably and can be confused for the other.