In this week episode Terrell and Rebecca asks if gender roles should still exist? We also speak on times being different today than years ago. Does having gender roles set your relationship up for failure?

In this episode Terrell and Rebecca ask should a man pay for everything on a date. During this conversation we discuss being specific in what defines 'everything'. We also discuss how much a first date should cost, where not to go on a first date, and how you present yourself matters.

This episodes Terrell and Rebecca talks about how teaching your partner how to love is beneficial to your relationship. we also speak on not just knowing yourself but actually understanding yourself. We speak on how we were able to make improvements in our relationship that may help yours.

This episode asks if a person is toxic for ignoring red flags. We also discuss finding yourself, being celibate, and truly understanding what you are doing to deserve what you ask for.

In this week episode Terrell and Rebecca discusses social media insecurities and behaviors that may cause trauma in your relationship. Do we give social media too much power? Are cellphones toxic in relationships? Is social media expectations as important as real life expectations?

In this week episode Terrell and Rebecca discuss if saying no to a marriage proposal decrease the value of your relationship. The married couple speaks on timing, communicating during your relationship, figuring out where do you go from here, and finding out why a person says no.

In this episode Terrell and Rebecca answer the question of women accepting a marriage proposal from men that aren't providers. We also discuss Kanye West and Kim Kardiashian divorce which asks another question...should married people date other people when separated and not divorced? We in this episode with our review of the movie Beckett starring John David Washington.

This episode is an introduction to the podcast. We discuss how we started vs how things are going now. We speak on growing with your partner, loving and appreciating your partner.