How deep does the relationship ocean go? Is an upcoming project that I am working on set to be released on February 14th 2024. There is so many different understandings that surround this project, and many of them are not included in this podcast today. Today I just want to give you a brief summary of what this project will look like, and how this project will be structured. This episode is more of a welcoming experience. Therefore, you will most certainly be ready for more once you hear this episode. Thank you in advance for listening.

Pornography is part of a multi million dollar industry. Pornography is also a way for many people to visually bring their deepest, darkest fantasies to life. But sometimes this pleasure seeking experience can become an addiction that can destroy the strongest of relationships. Porn addiction is something most men will be embarrassed to admit to, and it is also something that can cause a devastating blow to the foundation of your relationship. With this episode I plan to explain how to identify the problem, understand the problem, and solve the problem.

Michael Irvin, National Football League Hall-of-Famer and commentator, filed a defamation lawsuit in Maricopa County Superior Court on Tuesday against a woman who has accused him of sexual harassment as well as a downtown Phoenix hotel where the incident reportedly happened. Along with this story I share story that where similar to this story in the past. These stories are never to be taking lightly, and with all seriousness we should keep our eyes open, and minds focused. Therefore, we can not end up in situations such as these.

Hook up culture, hoe phases, and Hotboy/girl summers have brought an interesting conversation into the world of relationships. And with these three things many people believe one or the other. You can benefit from having one of the three, or having any of the three means you are not prepared for a relationship. Which one is true? Should you have a hoe phase before entering into a relationship? Today I am joined by my special guest Christopher Cosentino from Brooklyn New York, and he has some very interesting ideas on why a hoe phase might not be a good idea for your future relationships.

Friday February 24th a story was released about a nurse who slammed a newborn baby face first in the nursery. There’s not much development on the story, but I do have something to say about incidents that have occurred like this one in the past.

Rapper Busta Rhymes was leaving an event, when an unknown woman came from behind him and grabbed his butt. The woman said she just wanted a picture, but when she grabbed him, he splashed her with a glass of water. This brought out the conversation about sexual assault, and should men file charges against women? Therefore, I ask you guys, was Busta Rhymes sexually assaulted?

The current case surrounding Lindsay Clancy is one that has rarely made it into the headlines, and this case opens up the conversation about postpartum psychosis and it’s affects on women. On Jan 24th Lindsay Clancy took the lives of her three children, and blamed postpartum psychosis for their deaths. But the actions that lead up to the murders has many people questioning whether or not she was mentally competent during the time she committed the crime.

This video may come across as being cruel, but when you understand the meaning behind this video, you will hopefully come away with a different conclusion. Many different conversions have taken place around this particular topic, and I just found a way to make it more interesting. The podcast was even made in a way that makes it hard to listen to. And that is the point, to see how long you can go until you completely turn away.

Trust, communication, and spending time together are the quintessential ways to keep a relationship going, and a great way to keep the relationship healthy. These three things work together to bring, calm, patient, and strength to the relationship. Without one of them the others are sure to be affected as well. Therefore, the trinity of relationships are, trust, communication, and time spent.