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It's all about desire and what it's making people do out here as well as how it's made people think in the most selfish of ways. There's a dilemma involving children and a question on strategy as well. A woman hops online asking for advice on getting a second baby, but her circumstances are more complicated than ever. Then, a young man laments on his friends' dating experiences, citing the lack of self-esteem as a factor that may have led to them getting their girlfriends. Is it a valid sentiment, or should there be more consideration for it? >Give your feedback here
It's all about love and size in this one, as a study says we should love bigger, while a woman says that men should be loved conditionally. There's a lot of comparison, and the one giving (or stealing) the joy isn't the men this time. There's a study suggesting that men are happier dating plus-sized women, and there are questions about this. Then, a conversation between an influencer and her friends forces a consideration into modern relationships as views on whether to stay when your man is unable to provide are questioned. >Give your feedback here
It's all about improvement in this episode, and how we all want it... Regardless of how legit it is. There's a centre in Brazil offering something that may improve the lives of many women, except their offering seems a little too good to be true. Then, a young man spots an opportunity where he sees some of the struggles "high-net-worth" men may be having with women and promises to show them how to navigate. This is great, except he's talking about "low-vibrational energy" and someone's smelling something odd there... >Give your feedback here
It's all about the men, and the women are the ones making suggestions. From flirting to mate selection, there are some things that some women think that men should do. A former vixen hops onto a podcast to speak for the idea of marrying the whore, citing reasons she think benefit men the most. Then, a woman hops on to Reddit complaining that the art of lirting may have been lost. Should we correct them, or nah?>Give your feedback here
It's been spoken about for a bit, and it seems to have many in a chokehold. The series hit Netflix and people have spoken about it, made memes about it and posted about it. Someone had to see what all this fuss was about, and if there was something more to learn besides what women online claimed to have learned. Also, there's something about single women wearing rings to deter men from approaching them...>Give your feedback here
It's tax season, and we've got money at the centre of this episode. The price of the date is up, and we need to know why. There's also a woman with a money issue in a relationship, and we need to see whether the man might be the issue. From Gen Zs and millennials spending more on average for the typical date, to a man's ambition being questioned, there's quite a bit to say on this episode. >Give your feedback here
It's another episode but no sides are being taken here. There's an equal opportunity understanding, but also an equal opportunity to be accountable and change in your own individual way(s). Someone online said that sex is overrated, and many agreed with him. There might be something to refute that here. Then, another man makes a case wondering why men can't "turn a hoe into a housewife" yet men expect women to make a King out of a liar, cheater and/or community dick. While there may be reservations on either side, is it possible to change either? >Give your feedback here
It's going to sound like a long rant, as the issues get sent the women's way in this heated episode. It all starts with a question often asked online but this time, a guy answers it. Then, after a man's post on why he'd never be in the friendzone after hearing a discussion amongst women, someone comments on how such thinking is why the male loneliness epidemic exists. This triggers a response to not only discredit the comment, but to explain why the friendzone is somewhat a tool, created to benefit one side. >Give your feedback here
It's all about flipping the tables and seeing how men are faring in this episode. A recent report stated that Kenyan men gossip more than Kenyan women, and some tribes do it more than others. That's definitely got to be critiqued, right? Then, a topic on non-sexual attractiveness inspires a list after a few women (and a man) speak on things that make a man attractive in a non-sexual way. Surely men have to have a couple of the same too, right?>Give your feedback here
Everyone's trying to find something caring and long-lasting in this land of love, but is extra help really necessary? That's what we're trying to figure out in this episode. There's women trying to nail High Networth Individuals (HNWI), but one of them claims that the advice out here is wrong. There's also another woman who claims that involving parents in your relationships is one of the best things you can do... but is it? >Give your feedback here
It's all about testing the extremes as the two women make two statements, each of which represents an extremity in itself. Bonnie Blue is pregnant (allegedly) and wants an extreme alternative to a baby shower. A lady on TikTok speaks on how you need to have money to date, citing a personal example of dating a guy without money. While there are merits to the case, there could be more to the story, and to the discussion as a whole... >Give your feedback here
It's all wild talk and audacious moves in this episode as Diddy makes an appeal while a young lady makes a wild relationship claim. Diddy's lawyers are claiming that his "Freak Offs" were 'choreographed' examples of amateur adult content, so they're appealing his conviction. A little closer to home though, a young lady claims that relationships survive for as long as the woman is willing to forgive... Is this true? >Give your feedback here
It's all about finding the truth and questioning people's ideas today in this episode as a new discovery threatens to shift perspectives on gay people. There's also some pandering that needs critiquing. New research suggests that the male G-Spot may be in a totally different area to what was believed, and we need to know. Then, a man hops online to claim that the reason there are more single women today is down to them choosing not to marry for financial stability. But is it true? >Give your feedback here
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