Married.Men.Anonymous

Life outside of the military, veterans tell their stories and the ins and outs of being in service.

I was honored to be joined by three of our servicemen and they give us a little detail about their daily journey and the challenges they face while being in the military.

I've been a lot of things in my life and by far toxic has been the funniest part of it. Through heartbreak, broken phones, death threats, make up sex and I hate you sex. Toxic comes with a wide variety of things but the key thing to being toxic is having GREAT SEX, if your sex trash you can't have toxic energy.

Black Xcellence at it's finest, I get 7 of my brothers together and we talk about the challenges we've faced or still face the only way we know how UNFILTERED.

Men dealing with their trauma, men accepting who they see in the mirror, how can we better ourselves, how can we love ourselves and embrace our brothers in the process of it all

Trauma, regret, procrastination, owning all the shit you may not like about yourself. We only have one life don't be bound to chains, break yourself free from everything that doesn't bring you happiness. You are more than enough and you're loved. Be a free spirit

Four beautiful couples sit and talk over mimosa's, they talk about the challenges in keeping their marriage strong, the little things that they cherish and appreciate, they even go so far as opening up about what they'd like to experience sexually together. It's a fun loving episode, LOVE is in the air

This week we bring on family to talk about our introduction to love, how we are as lovers, what's our faults when it comes to love and we top it off with what's great about dating ourselves.

We talk with a group of ladies who open up about motherhood, challenges they face in their marriage, the toll it takes on you and just being able to let loose for a little. Love these women fellas, they are the world

Sex is an interesting topic, what did you think you knew versus what you know now. The guys talk about how far sex has evolved for them.

From sex, to trauma, to relationship to parents, how do we learn to love ourselves if we don't get it from the people we expect

Five men sit and talk about the beauty of marriage, not revealing their identifies they say what makes them happy, what might piss them off, how they deal with frustrating situations as well as what makes them love their wives. Friendships, death, how'd they meet all discussed on the debut.

What happens when you put people of different backgrounds all in one room? You get people out of their comfort zone

Black men talking every day life journeys and struggles

Raw and Uncut conversations with women