<p>There are times when we meet a potential mate who may be flat-down on their luck, unemployed, underemployed or have complicated domestic issues.  Although they may be fun, a great listener, and an all-around nice person, it may be difficult to assess how they'll add value to your life, and if this is only a "moment" in their life or a disguised "norm."</p>

There are times when we meet a potential mate who may be flat-down on their luck, unemployed, underemployed or have complicated domestic issues. Although they may be fun, a great listener, and an all-around nice person, it may be difficult to assess how they'll add value to your life, and if this is only a "moment" in their life or a disguised "norm."

<p>There are times when we meet a potential mate who may be flat-down on their luck, unemployed, underemployed or have complicated domestic issues.&nbsp; Although they may be fun, a great listener, and an all-around nice person, it may be difficult to assess how they'll add value to your life, and if this is only a "moment" in their life or a disguised "norm."</p>

Should you “Fix a Flat?”

When it comes to relationships men and women tend to process things differently. From the way they communicate, to the way they approach love, to their views on sex, dating, and the qualities that a husband or wife should possess. Join the male and female team of Drée & Mo as they share their views on these differences, in an effort to gain a deeper understanding and build stronger relationships between men and women.

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When it comes to relationships men and women tend to process things differently. From the way they communicate, to the way they approach love, to their views on sex, dating, and the qualities that a husband or wife should possess. Join the male and female team of Drée &amp; Mo as they share their views on these differences, in an effort to gain a deeper understanding and build stronger relationships between men and women.

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