The Break Time Podcast

It's all about the men in this episode as the internet informs us of two wild things involving a young man and an old man. The old man got married, and while that's nothing new, the circumstances definitely are. 

A post shared by multiple women speaks on how men have limitless options, yet they can't seem to be satisfied. While multiple elements are brought forth to justify the case, the core of the topic remains the biggest issue in this entire argument... 

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It's the younger men speaking, and someone's listening... and critiquing. There's a young man who believes you can't be as successful as he is if you drink, smoke and party, and another is wondering how young men navigate dating while broke. 

There's a phenomenon that affects 99% of men between 22 and 25 years of age, and someone tried asking women for some advice. Not much of an answer. 

Someone else answered... 

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It's all controversial talk and questioning the sense that some think it carries as a woman expresses why she believes men who say "I want peace" when selecting a partner may be red flags. 

Then, a young man hops online to respond to a tweet claiming that Nairobi barely has fine men. He claims that most men are "worms" who are as weak as their fathers, and he knows how to change that. 

Bold claims, no?  

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It's all about the men in this episode, but it's the women speaking. A woman complains of men in her DMs while being ambiguously open to it. Another woman claims that if she were a man, she'd strive to marry early because men have it easy when they're married. 

Is any one of them speaking sense?

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It's back to full-length episodes, and there's a "tiny" issue as well as a societal one to discuss. A man died during a cosmetic procedure, and there are a lot to be said about the circumstances that led to his death. 

Elsewhere, a man hops on social media to say that society needed people to marry in their 20s for malicious reasons. While he does try to raise some valid points, there's definitely something to be unpacked here... 

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A discussion by four women on dating younger men sparks discussions online regarding the same, but there's something else to it. When did it start? Was there an origin? 

And where do we go, now that this box is officially open? 

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A statistical report said that men are now delaying marriage as opposed to 10 years ago. A dating coach tries to explain why women should change tact, and completely misses the point. 

Guess who had to set the record straight... 

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A lady on TikTok asked an interesting question: How are women actively contributing to an unsuccessful dating market/culture? 

This should be fun to answer... 

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Lots of people like to debate on how if x gender or y gender loves more, then it's better for the relationship. While that discussion may seem fun to discuss, it's mostly pointless to be honest. 

A different debate was brought forward: Who should want to date more, men or women? While the answer seems more obvious to many, in it lies the answer to how we can fix the dating market that many of us have seemed to hate for a long time.

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It's all about dating, and the generation that seems to be struggling with it the most. There's the belief that the issue stems from the men's side, but there could be more to it than meets the eye. 

Let's try finding out... 

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