The Break Time Podcast

In a return to previous form, the full episodes resume with a piece of news that would make a french woman "Réjouissance". An eye-opening set of confessions online remind people why safe sex is great sex, and latex is definitely going to be a must. 

From there, with a post once discussed, I take a look at the comments to point out why exactly we (city people) can't have the pure unconditional love that we wish for. Maybe there's something in the water or maybe it's just the women...

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In a bid to go for simple, I stumbled onto a talk about the rural/village relationships and how they're longer lasting and seemingly more fulfilled than our city types. A deep (but simple) dive takes us to a point where kienyeji love is questioned on its purity and durability over time. 

There are some simple answers which will force us to ask some complicated questions. Some may not be ready for them but who knows... 

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After a man's weekend ordeal finds its way to Reddit, the talk of simps eating dust are blasted across the comments. But in-between the talk of simping and a re-read of the entire situation, I realise that we might be crucifying this man for the wrong crime. 

If it's not simping though, then what was it?

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After a video of a woman advising women to use contraceptives to deter men from infidelity goes viral, a recent problem re-emerges. There's a wave of women on TikTok giving tactics on bagging and retaining men as well as deterring them from infidelity. 

The tactics range from weird to downright devious and evil yet most of these troubles could be avoided with a bit of TLC. 
Which kind? Let me tell you...

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In an episode defending Kenyan men, I take a swing at the idea that besides money and marriage, Kenyan men have nothing more to offer. Of course it's true (ha ha), but is that such a bad thing? 
I bet I can explain why that's the case and why they deserve a pass for it. Just give me 15 minutes...

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Having a positive mindset on marriage has been easy (for the most part) and there hasn't been much that's been beyond debatable... until recently. A tweet which sparked stories far and wide among Kenyans re-ignited the marriage debate, this time with some married men speaking against it using experience. 

Well, this is going to be hard...

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After a bit of observation and a deep dive using the Instagram algorithm, I realized that there's been an uptick in young men's interest in older women (cougars) that felt unexplained. 
Then I saw some stats and did some soul-searching. I think I might have just figured it all out...

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It's the end of a season but there's a relaxed vibe to this episode as things kick off with a look at women proposing during leap years, a supposed Irish tradition. The patriarchy is under siege by none other than the man himself and there's an interesting addiction that's been spotted with the women that's caused various behaviour changes with men. 

From there, the logic behind hitting on women is questioned, revealing its irrationality. There's a case against deadbeats that needs to be handled too and we ask a question that men never think to ask themselves...

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In a self-contradicting way, this episode is bound to choose companionship. A pornstar and her lover break up after 24hrs, and the reason is... attention? 
There's a scary statistic on young girls that reveals something terribly wrong with being young girls today.  

From there, a public question forces different foresight as men and women are left wondering how long the pursuit should be before lack of interest and leaving...

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Love was in the air this week (Valentine's) but not in this episode. The Men's Conference got constitutional approval to exist and the men were happy. Then man nearly died because of love (or lack thereof) and help was needed. 

From there, a man's desire for younger women makes him make a costly error. The concept of betatization is discussed before the request for PUA tactics' comeback is made in light of men not knowing when to take 'No' for an answer...

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