We delve into the concept of being with someone in a romantic relationship and needing them. Should thins be considered normal or is it unhealthy?

In our final episode we discuss the heavy topic of childhood trauma, how it presents itself, how to discover it and ways to correct it. Some of us are making decisions based on our trauma as a child and are unaware.

This episode we talk about ghosting people. The who, why and when ghosting is needed. We also discuss how it feels to be ghosted. Our host Maddy said she's NEVER been ghosted but she shares he reason for doing it.

This is part two where we discuss the challenges of finding work and the documents we had to pay a lot for to be able to do so. We do get deeper into Des challenges transitioning from diplomat visa to potential green card holder.

This episode Des and myself give our real world experiences of living in America. We reveal things that most Americans do not know about being an immigrant. Our experiences are from a documented perspective which isn't talked about much. We get personal and maybe there is a tear drop somewhere. Enjoy!

Some relationship experts believe we are born seeking polygamous relationships but are conditioned into monogamous relationships. T isn't having it but Des supports this school of thought. Which argument do you believe from their positions?

When Des got lost hiking recently on a date she discovered on her journey finding her way out that women are designed to be submissive. We discuss how she came to that and how beneficial it is to relationship homeostasis.

This week we discuss the "why" to most break downs in relationships and other social settings. Our source The Bible, has a blue print for arguing and non of it has to do with winning an argument. Let's hear your thoughts.

Do you believe freedom can exist while in a relationship? Do you have to share location, know who's texting or stop talking to friends of the opposite sex when in a relationship?

We answer the question what is abuse? You might be an abuser and unaware. To our surprise based on the meaning of the word many of us have faced abuse and have been an abuser and didn't know it. Usually relationships come to mind but we have discovered that most of us have been abused and didn't know it.