This is for the people who happen to find themselves in certain relationships or I like call "Situationships". I feel like people including myself have been used for people selfish reasons. I feel people should pay attention more to what is happening to them. Remove your feelings and think deeper as to why this person is doing this to you. Then figure out what is going with you inside and be honest as well with yourself, and the situation at hand. Hit me if you got questions to help you understand where I am coming from.

You ever find yourself going backwards? When you try to talk to someone you once were dating and or in a relationship with. Just my thoughts on a few reason why it wasn't a good move for me to do and possible not a good move for you as well. Even down to friendships, sometimes its good idea to leave past friends alone too. Leave people where you left them at.

This podcast episode is just about being honest with self. My buddy Michael and I decided to just talk about sexuality and sometimes how hard it is for black men to not be able to be themselves within their sexuality. Also about being honest with your sexuality and not staying stagnant within it to please others. If you want to see the visual version head over to YouTube. Follow Me On Social Media: @Talkinishwitchris Instagram: www.instagram.com/talkinishwitchris Facebook: www.facebook.com/Talkinishwitchris

Wanted to give some encouragement and uplifting in these trying times. I hope this video helps you find the courage to leap out there and give life a try. Don't get stuck on how others will see you. You are only here on this earth in this form one time. So you might as well go for it. If they laugh or try to shame you for going for yours. They're not the people to be around anymore. Don't fear or worry about failing you will learn. Also there is possible chance things can go good to. Be courageous, be fearless, confident and most of all Go for yoursss.

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It is a interesting relationship between a Gay men and Hetero women. It can be one of the coolest friendships to have. I find straight women are some of gay men's biggest supporters in the community. However there is another side that sometimes can be an issue with being a woman's friend as. Since we do date the same species which is Men. We have a lot in common with each other. On the other hand we don't because we think and feel different because we are still Men. Things that Gay men go through straight women do not go through and or experience. So I just wanted to explain some of my experiences and things I noticed and felt. I do not care for being a woman's friend if she is looking at me as a Gay stereotype. I am your friend first, who happens to be Gay. Follow Me On Social Media: @Talkinishwitchris Instagram: www.instagram.com/talkinishwitchris https://linktr.ee/talkinishwitchris Facebook: www.facebook.com/Talkinishwitchris

This is just my few ideas on why and what I have been hearing from Black Heterosexual Men and Women. Many of black I have talk to have told me why they do not Date Black Women. I never understood until I got older and started noticed some of the things black women do to black men. Which is the result of some black men reactions to some of the things that happen in African American relationships. Being black women's "Gay Friend" women let us black gay men into your world and way of thinking. I just happen to observe a little more close to the inadvertently things some black women say. Also being the Black Man's "Gay Friend" I've also gotten closer and heard things they would explain to me about there Wives or Girlfriend's over the years. So I had a few ideas as to why????????

Whats going on Talkinishwitchris fans. Surprise!!!!! Today my music album came out as I decided to do a project that involves me doing music. I was looking for another creative outlet to be in. This is my first time producing writing and singing my own album ever. I hope that you guys love it. I hope that you all see the vision in the ideas that I was trying to do. Also make sure you go on my YouTube page to check out the visual album as well. Because I put videos to these songs as well. Where ever you listen to your music at I’m on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, and anywhere else you stream music. The name of the album is called Futuristic Emotions Of Solitude.

Society has a way of putting on us young black men as Football Players, Basketball Players, Rappers, Singers. It seem we can't get exposed to other things, or not being exposed to more in life and be encourage to reach those other things in life. Why not push on us to be inventors, internet coding, chefs, mechanics, business owners, entrepreneurship. See me more than just doing something that create sweat all day.

Check out an experience I had with a guy that I really loved and cared for. My hope is that someone gets some advice and learn something from my experience. Also realize there are many Men that feel stuck being in a heterosexual relationship when they really don't want it. I do think that you don't have to be with the opposite sex if it doesn't truly fit you. It is so many people that are mentally battling there sexual orientation. From my learning experience is to love yourself more and make yourself a priority because other will use you for the agenda how they see fit, and it doesn't matter who it is.

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Last year at work, I met a Black woman that had been beaten up by her Boyfriend, less than six hours from the time I met her. As I was helping her, she began to cry. I asked her what was wrong? She told me her and her Boyfriend got into a serious fight. I took her in the restroom held her tight and just let her cry on my shoulder. Told her some stories about me and what I been through. We ended up talking on the phone for a few hours during my lunch. Where we got into a couple more things of what it looks like from a child standpoint seeing their mother be abused. This story has been on my mind to talk about because I know there are so many Men & Women go through Domestic Violence. Even in the Lgbtqia community is going through is too. Some people don't even realize there in it. Especially men, a lot of Men just take the abuse and stay in a miserable relationship with there woman. Gay men as well are in abusive relationships, including myself in my past. Sit back a listen to my story. Follow Me On Social Media: @Talkinishwitchris Instagram: www.instagram.com/talkinishwitchris Facebook: www.facebook.com/Talkinishwitchris