You’re Probably Right

You’re Probably Right

By Michael C MurraySociety & CultureRelationships
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  • Scars from life, tough questions part 1

    listerner #1

    you mentioned that you don't own any property at 50 years old. What are your thoughts on the traditional American dream of homeownership, and how has your perspective on this changed throughout your life?

    1. You have three children, two boys, and one girl. How has being a parent impacted your life, and what are some of the most important lessons you've learned from raising your children?
    2. You mentioned that your only vehicle was pretty much given to you. How has your relationship with material possessions evolved over the years, and what do you think is the key to finding contentment and happiness without relying on material possessions?
    3. You've experienced life without owning property or having a lot of material possessions. What advice would you give to someone who is struggling financially and feels trapped by their circumstances?
    4. What are your goals and aspirations for the future, and how do you plan on achieving them? How has your past experiences shaped your vision for the future?

      5. listerner #2

      1. Can you walk me through the circumstances that led to you cheating on the woman you loved the most? What was going through your mind at the time, and what do you think caused you to make that decision?
      2. How did you react when your ex-partner moved on from you in every way possible? How did this experience impact you, and what did you learn from it?
      3. You mentioned that you struggled to accept the end of your relationship. How did you eventually come to terms with it, and what advice would you give to someone who is struggling to move on from a difficult breakup?
      4. You mentioned that having multiple partners is possible, but the question is whether they are right for you. Can you expand on what you mean by this, and how do you determine whether someone is a good fit for you in a relationship?
      5. What have you done to work on yourself and become a better partner since the end of your previous relationship? How have you grown and changed as a person, and what do you think are the most important qualities for a successful and fulfilling relationship?


        6. listerner #3

        1.  Can you explain what you mean by love languages and how they factor into relationships? How do you determine your own love language, and how do you identify your partner's love language?

        2.  You mentioned the question of whether we should be catering to two other people's love languages or if they should be accepting the way we show love. What is your personal perspective on this issue, and how do you navigate the different love languages in your own relationships?

        3.  How do you handle situations where your partner's love language is different from your own? How do you compromise and meet each other's needs in a way that feels fulfilling for both parties?

        4.  You mentioned the importance of the person who is giving love. Can you expand on this idea and how it relates to building healthy and fulfilling relationships?

        5.  What advice would you give to someone who is struggling to communicate effectively with their partner and meet their needs in a way that feels authentic and fulfilling? How can we learn to better understand and express our own love languages, while also learning to appreciate and accept our partner's love language?


        listerner #4

        1 hr 20 min
      6. Are you actually a Christian?

        Summary

        In this episode of the "You're Probably Right" podcast, the host MCM discusses the difference between being a Christian and not being a Christian, using teachings from the Holy Bible, King James version. The host emphasizes that since the beginning of time, Satan has been trying to pollute and mix with God's people, leading to confusion about who is a true Christian, from the grassroots to the top. To identify a true Christian, the host stresses the importance of understanding the doctrine of deliverance, which results in a dramatic change in personal life and behavior. The host believes that the only hope for the church is discriminating and discerning preaching, which can counteract the decline in English-speaking churches during the twentieth century. Welcome to the podcast, folks! Today, we are going to talk about a very important topic - the difference between being a Christian and not being a Christian. We will dive deep into this topic by exploring some teachings from the Holy Bible, King James version.

        26 min
      7. What Love Makes You Do and What It Costs

        What does love make people do?

        In this episode of You’re Probably Right, MCM reflects on love, sacrifice, relationships, expectations, heartbreak, and the emotional cost of giving yourself to another person.

        Love can inspire people to show up, give more, forgive more, sacrifice more, and do things they never thought they would do. But love can also reveal imbalance, unmet expectations, resentment, and the painful truth that good intentions do not always save a relationship.

        MCM looks at the difference between romantic gestures and real sacrifice, the danger of giving too much of yourself, and why love is powerful enough to bring people together but complicated enough to pull them apart.

        The conversation also moves through time, loss, commitment, and the reality that even the best relationships are shaped by the limits of life itself.

        If you have ever wondered what love is supposed to cost, how much you should give, or whether love alone is enough to hold something together, this episode is for you.

        You’re Probably Right with MCM
        Entertainment first. Everything else is just bonus opinions.


        38 min
      8. You will bow at some point

        the Narrative of respecting all cultures and religions has just resulted in every culture and religion except for one, being respected. Its getting harder and harder not to say anything. people regularly shout the name of Jesus as a swear word when something objectionable happens but if you replace His name with something or someone they hold dear to their hearts they would in many cases want to cut your head off.

        49 min
      9. Don't episode
        not sure if this episode will be banned or at least shadow band for saying a word that should not be spoken in mixed company. never the less this Episode had to be produced please drop us a line, and let us know how are podcast is doing or you can leave a message at our complaint department. the number is...
        52 min
      10. Guide me
        This feels like my last episode. I ask the Lord God for Guidance it seems like the end and beginning.
        for cooperation on a new podcast or for me to be a guest on yours. you can email [email protected]
        43 min
      11. How will your Candle go out?

        what will your condition be when you die? do you trust in higher learning cred, street cred, or financial cred? what do you value?

        where will you spend your eternity? Will anybody care? come join me on one of my slightly off-beat episodes 

        49 min
      12. What to do with toxic people
        Toxic Relationships - don't try to read this, there is no punctuation...... I wanted to wait now it's good I wanted to talk about something but I'm toxic workplaces let's start off with that you know people keep talking about this anti black racism mandate or mandie initiative in general and we keep talking about what we can do for children and what we can do for the youth and the children are the future and we want them to grow up in a world where there free to be themselves and we want choice for the children not only the parents and speaking as if the parents have had all this choice you know speaking as a parent it really really annoys me because what people don't realize is that in supporting some of these things you're overstepping the parents you never considered the parents and what I'm talking bout the parents though obviously parents who have maybe one really good income or two fairly good income homes with a babysitter or at nanny or grandparent watching the kids while you go to work and they do a little fund raising maybe they're on the board for the school and all that stuff maybe those people represented in schools and their ideas and their ideologies are pushed through along with the mandates that the board and the government sees fit but who I'm thinking of are the people who were schlepping along working their tails off maybe at two jobs sometimes a one parent home and they're not financially stable and barely have time to even uncross their eyes and doctor tease when they get home those people the people that meet their kids at home 2 hours after their kids have already been home or the ones that say hi and bye and go off to their second job
        referance https://www.heysigmund.com/toxic-people/comment-page-15/
        1 hr 14 min
      13. You are what you are doing, the ever-changing you. (Throwback)
        We’ve all red, or have heard statements like: “The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.”
        The only thing is that it’s very difficult when it comes to a doc you podcast type of scenario.
        Also, are we what we do or are we what we have credentials to prove that we are?
        We are what we do and not just what we say we are, nor what a piece of paper says we have the credentials to act out . If you have been doing it then you do it.
        Whether you are very good at it as a whole other question, and is certainly up for debate
        58 min
      14. Contentment when life tells you to kick Rocks!
        In this life, the natural joy that the world offers is not promised nor even if it rares its elusive head will it last long. You may have to toil long and hard and your end may not be good. so be good or learn about he who is good better yet because eternity is not here yet but it will be the day you die.
        1 hr 2 min

      About You’re Probably Right

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      You’re Probably Right is a long-form podcast for people who feel out of step with surface-level advice and easy answers.