Relationshipstuff101

On Oct 17th, 2017, PBSO officer Michael DeMarco walked up to his ex-girlfriend, and shot her four times. Then after he shot her, he turned the gun on himself and pulled the trigger. He shot himself once in the chest, and then when he hit the ground. He shot himself in the head. 

This is not a conversation that should be taking lightly. This happens in many places all over the world, and today I hope to bring some awareness to this situation. Awareness that I hope will save someone and keep them from making the same mistakes. Steven Suepple made a choice, and that choice should have been a different one. Hopefully, this will help someone make the better choice. 

This is not a conversation for children. Many times, I heard people talk about, new vagina this, and new penis that. But rarely do I hear people talk about finding a way to keep the fireworks going in the bedroom. And how we can enjoy our sex partners over and over. Now this is of course talking about people in a relationship. Outside of a relationship this conversation would be pointless. Therefore, if you are in a relationship, and someone is telling you that new sex organs are better, this conversation is for you. Learn to recycle the love making, so it gets better with time. 

During this episode I had the pleasure of being joined by special guest speakers, Langley Shazor, Johnathan Davis, and Leon Davis Jr. During our exchange we discussed men, and why they do not talk about their emotions. Along with a few stories that will help men identify with our conversation. Join in as we have a deep round table discussion on this subject. 

In this episode I am joined by guest speakers, Langley Shazor of the Casual Word, and Jonathan Davis and Leon Davis Jr of the Black Men Vent Too podcast. We come together at this round table to discuss men. And why men don't like to talk about their feelings. We have heard the saying, "Men cry in the dark". But we never ask how we can get men to come out of the dark and express themselves more. Today during this discussion, we try to shed light on this unspoken conversation. 

This was a very strong conversation that needed to take place. So many times, we are told that men do not know how to express their emotions. But we never are told why this happens. On this episode we hope to bring some understanding by having a round table discussion about relationships, emotions, and how men handle them both. 

Men suffer in silence is a conversation that is not had in society. Therefore, the proper steps are not taken to make sure that these men feel safe to share their stoires for the rest of the world to hear.