On today's episode we welcome Tazhmoye Crawford, a Social Health Scientist.

In today's episode she speaks about sex in marriage as it relates to Christians, the things they can look to improve on to keep the spark alive and maintain a long lasting marital relationship.

She is also an author of many books speaking about her own life story as well as some fictional stories that will leave you wanting more!

Hope you enjoy this episode! Thanks for listening!

In this episode we talk about life after suicide and removing parasitic people from your life

Some mothers had no place being a parent because of the way they operate and treat their children especially in the developmental stages. In this episode we talk about one such mother and how her negative attitude towards her children affected them long term.

Time changes things! In this episode we reminisce on the experience of being married and how the relationship and the person changes overtime. Let's see the ways the person I married change leading up to us being divorced!

In this episode we discuss what it really takes to be in a position to get married or even to just be in what we consider a serious relationship. We talk about what I think you need to have to truly be in the position to make that commitment

In this episode we talk the journey being married and the life that comes with it!

In this episode we discuss receiving love from your parents and the effect that has currently and the impact it will have in your life long-term.

In this episode we talk briefly about mental health and how that affects us in our day to day life/activity.

Nothing prepared me for all that would happen at the end of summer 1988. If anyone would have told me that the new school year 1988/1989 would have taken me to two continents, I would have laughed out loud.

Better yet, if anyone had told me that my next school year would see me attending Manuel de Cabanyes in Villanova i la Geltru, I would be rendered speechless.Such was the outcome of what was shaping up to being the best and the worse times of my adolescent life.