Podcasts about relationshits

In this thought-provoking episode of The Wolf and Bull Podcast, we dive into the intricate web of human connection, exploring the fascinating world of relationship attachments. Join us as we dissect the bonds that tie us to our loved ones, friends, and partners, and discover the psychology and dynamics behind our most important connections. As entertaining as the Wolf and Bull may be, they're not experts in relationship attachment styles, so they invited their friend, Jason Green, host of the podcast, 'Relationships and Relationshits' to provide some context and guidance on the topic. We delve into the different attachment styles, from secure to anxious and avoidant, and how they can impact our relationships. We also discuss Jason's work with a new dating app called Blind'a, which aims to change how society engages in online dating. Whether you're single, in a relationship, or simply curious about the inner workings of human connections, this episode will shed light on the intricate dance of attachment and its role in our lives. Tune in to The Wolf and Bull Podcast and gain a deeper understanding of the ties that bind us in our relationships. If you'd like to follow & support Jason Green in his endeavors, you can do so by following his social media accounts, which are listed below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relationship_attachments/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@relationshipattachments/ You can also follow and listen to his podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/1eITnk9bSWUQFj3rCCVoOo?si=53fa8d33bd7a43ce Additionally, if you're interested in supporting the dating app Blind'a, you can do so via their social media below. We love the idea behind the app and think it could change the dating scene significantly. Blind'a Link: getblinda.com Blind'a TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@getblinda Blind'a Instagram: https://instagram.com/getblinda?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== If you'd like to support our podcast directly, you can do so ⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wolf-and-the-bull-podcast/support

In this thought-provoking episode of The Wolf and Bull Podcast, we dive into the intricate web of human connection, exploring the fascinating world of relationship attachments. Join us as we dissect the bonds that tie us to our loved ones, friends, and partners, and discover the psychology and dynamics behind our most important connections. As entertaining as the Wolf and Bull may be, they're not experts in relationship attachment styles, so they invited their friend, Jason Green, host of the podcast, 'Relationships and Relationshits' to provide some context and guidance on the topic. We delve into the different attachment styles, from secure to anxious and avoidant, and how they can impact our relationships. We also discuss Jason's work with a new dating app called Blind'a, which aims to change how society engages in online dating. Whether you're single, in a relationship, or simply curious about the inner workings of human connections, this episode will shed light on the intricate dance of attachment and its role in our lives. Tune in to The Wolf and Bull Podcast and gain a deeper understanding of the ties that bind us in our relationships. If you'd like to follow & support Jason Green in his endeavors, you can do so by following his social media accounts, which are listed below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relationship_attachments/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@relationshipattachments/ You can also follow and listen to his podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/1eITnk9bSWUQFj3rCCVoOo?si=53fa8d33bd7a43ce Additionally, if you're interested in supporting the dating app Blind'a, you can do so via their social media below. We love the idea behind the app and think it could change the dating scene significantly. Blind'a Link: getblinda.com Blind'a TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@getblinda Blind'a Instagram: https://instagram.com/getblinda?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== If you'd like to support our podcast directly, you can do so ⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wolf-and-the-bull-podcast/support

In an episode where Rbn loses his whole connection, the guys discuss some real-life ideas for Celebrity Fights, similar to Celebrity Death Match. The rest of the notes only say DMZ & Jake and Relationshits (not a typo). Make sure to check out our socials in the credits, our website, DefinitelyNotSellingDrugs.com, and hit up the My Show archives at BADFACTS.INFO and get that digital download going wherever you find podcasts. You can also find our video through Spotify, but you're here with us now, so ... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/myshowaj/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/myshowaj/support

That's right relation- shits everyone knows it can get messy real quick; no matter what relationship style your in or choose --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ericka-haskins/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ericka-haskins/support

Kid and Fiona rail against fashion trends, tell holiday music to shut the fuck up already and discuss how to actually have real fun. We play clips of a kid who knows the secret to life, how to be with one person and not want to kill yourself and then play a clip of what relationships are like in the modern age. Kid talks about his selfish ways and just doing what he wants.  Its important.  Listen in, Go Deep. DETAILED TIMELINE  1:00 Holiday music 2:00 Mom Jeans can suck it  3:00 Cover your ass  4:00 Gremlin or Gargoyles  5:00 Is this your real kid? 6:00 Happy Penis  7:00 Single guys need to know  8:00 I realize that you realize  9:00 What is the point of this shit  10:00 Relationship woes  11:00 Becoming a problem  12:00 Why would you want to do that  13:00 Perfect for me  14:00 Evidence of what I'm saying  15:00 Its consuming you  16:00 Making art 17:00 Friends that are guys  18:00 She didn't want to go  19:00 I answer to me. I'm first  Go Deep.

Squirt squirt baby! A girl has her period on Eric's face and dem boys ponder the great questions like is it worse to be ugly or homeless? And why doesn't sephora have makeup for people with stubble?

Join the editor for Mental Health News Radio Network podcasts, Joe Fusaro, for a thoughtful discussion on relationships. Joe and Kristin talk about the most important relationship anyone could ever have - the one with yourself!More about Joseph: Joseph S. Fusaro is an author, storyteller, and audio engineer. He is a long time advocate for mental health and wellness by way of mindfulness and creativity. Join Joe and his guests as they dive into deep and meaningful discussions about life.Joseph S. Fusaro personal website: https://unreadletters.comAmazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Joseph-S-Fusaro/e/B08HJ434PNSigned Poetry Books on Etsy: https://etsy.me/3cEP2f5Sincerely Joe Poetry Reading Podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyjoepoetryBuy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sincerelyjoe

In a literal sense, not every relationship is bad nor good as it may seem, welcome back and tune in for in this episode I discuss the types of relationships there may be between love birds or not. ❤️

SEASON 7 COGNAC BOYZ PODCAST IS BACK WITH ALOT OF SPECIAL GUEST THIS SEASON! COGNAC BOYZ PODCAST STARRING FREDO DAVIS & RON MANLEY "We Talk The Best Ish" EMAIL:COGNACBOYZ3@Gmail.com FOLLOW ON Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cognacboyz/?hl=en @ComedianFredoDavis @RonDaDon71 Twitter: https://twitter.com/cognacboyz3 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CognacBoyz3/ Check Out Our Youtube Channel & Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOkb8VmKaTNdMObd6OPQ4Hg --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cognacboyz/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cognacboyz/support

ഇനിയൊരു Part ഉണ്ടാവാതെ ഇരിക്കട്ട്

Don't be like Monkey

On this week's episode, Gina and Nicole are diving into the world of relationships. Listen, as we tell dating stories, bad and good relationships we've experienced and what we think the key to a good relationship is. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/saltychicks/message

Email Us Here: Disturbinglypragmatic@gmail.comWhere To Find Us!:  Disturbingly Pragmatic Link Tree!This Episode has EVERYTHING!It's got:Theater Kids Unite!If You Wake Up and Smell Shit, Your Partner is Likely Dead!Relationshits!Dave's Lack of French Knowledge!ONE BATHROOM FOR TWO GROWN ASS MEN!Bathroom Vent Smells!Paul's Sleepy Time Night Farts!Farts Before Tarts!The Queen Has Shit Her Pants!True Crime Cat Lawyer, Elyse, and Her Cat, Winston!Vocal Fry Continues To Suck!Gay Blood Drive!Gay Unicorns Exist Apparently!Rise of the Graysons, Jacksons, and Ashers!Thanks "Jurassic Park", for the Toronto Raptors!A Social Media "Fuck Around and Find Out" Moment!Sarah's Face Can't Hide Her Disdain For People!Future Divorces Will Be Called "Unsubscribing From Each Other"!Perfect Name for a Hero: Abcde Lmnop! The Notorious Psychopath, Dr. Death!Hospitals Bury Their Mistakes!The Ultimate Jobless Leach!Episode Links (In Order):Vanessa Bayer, Theater Camp Kid!Our First Friends of the Podcast, True Crime Cat Lawyer, Elyse, and Winston!Single Female Lawyer From Futurama!Bill Cosby Karate! (Fuck You, Bill Cosby!)The Story of Abcde!The Tweet Heard Around the World!Dr. Death, Christopher Duntsch!Faiz Siddiqui - 41 Year Old Unemployed Lawyer!Jurors Sick of Hearing About Guard's Huge, Stinky Penis!Logan Van Dorn Fucks Around and Finds Out!MUSIC CREDIT!Opening Music Graciously Supplied By: https://audionautix.com/

< *Oldie but goodie > We often talk about relationSHITs. This conversation definitely will have you wide open about how you handle relationship. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/getyourdailydos/message

We are back! Apologies for the few weeks delay we had some personal issues and those close to us know what was going on. We appreciate all of the love and support during that time! We are back though to talk about a juicy topic today… relationships. Specifically our toxic, wrong, and awful past relationships that makes us extremely grateful each and every day we found each other. We did our best to keep names anonymous (but let one slip accidentally lol) but our hope is you take time to evaluate your relationship if you're in one or if you're single, think about what you want out of a relationship.   Time Stamps:   (0:52) Jersey Shore Reference (4:38) Relationshits (7:45) Dance Club Spencer (20:30) Bro-d AKA Spencer's Alter Ego (26:15) Maddy's Toxic Relationship (52:45) You're a Badass by Jen Sincero (55:50) Gas Lighting (1:14:25) Love Languages (1:17:30) Please Share if You Enjoyed! ---------------------------- Follow Us on Instagram! @health_n_humor @maddy_cusumano @spencer_desiata ---------------------------- Ready to take your health and fitness to the next level and work with us 1-1? Click here to apply for coaching through DLDNation!

We're back bitches and we're talking RelationSHITS!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mixdintentions/support

This episode covers Relationships vs Relationshits, Luxury Cars, He has not won her over, Brown Coochie, & More... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/romantictruth/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/romantictruth/support

Jeremiah talks about a meme offending someone and bad relationships --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jeremiah96/message

Kid, Kleen, L.B. and Zaldor in studio trying to figure out relationship crap. Our opinions are retarded so just don't listen to us. Go Deep.  DETAILED TIMELINE  1:00 Listener Line What is it Kleen 2:00 Kleen vs Kid talk 3:00 Well no shit asshole 4:00 Zaldor has an X wife 5:00 Compromise?  6:00 Are you different than you were in the past 7:00 Married at 22 8:00 Past the relationship stuff 9:00 Good relationship with the X 10:00 Invite your Ex for a drink  11:00 Kleen using Zaldor as an example  12:00 Ruining relationships - Children  13:00 Promise coming to see you  14:00 Promises suck balls  15:00 Promise shit  16:00 More commitment without the ring 17:00 Divorce should be easier  18:00 Married shit  19:00 Final Words - Good luck moos  Go Deep.

It's their third episode and they promise this time they aren't plastered! Join your hosts as they discuss relationships and what it means to be yourself. How they feel about cat calling, crazy news stories and a fun 20 questions game! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We love these non-scripted episodes. TnT cover so many topics in another off the cuff show. Surviving the polar vortex with low energies hoping winter will be over soon, the T's mentally travel the states from Seattle to Asheville. Tana predicts the nations new hotspot and part of that is thanks to Asheville Glamping. Let's face it, they always find a way to enter some relationship advice reminiscing about Dr Drew Pinsky and Adam Corolla in "Love Line", the seven year itch, and more. Every couple has had this same, "What are we going to eat for dinner?" conversation. Another attempt at their new segment, "Two Minutes in the Nude." It's more like ten minutes fully clothed but what did you expect? The wind chills have been -29 this week in Kansas! Does Bill Gates have a plan to depopulate the earth? Judd Apatow's recent podcast appearances. Seriously, they really do cover a lot of ground in a small amount of time. Sit back, enjoy this easy listening episode. DISCLAIMER ALERT: The T's are not licensed health care professionals and are not qualified to provide professional care. They speak only from life experience and personal perspectives. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fridaysat5/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fridaysat5/support

Alejandra, Marisol, and T talk about the many different aspects of healthy relationships, whether it be with a friend, colleague, or a romantic partner. From setting clear boundaries upfront, to listening/validating vs. problem-solving, there are a lot of things we can all work on in order to improve ourselves and our relationships with others. It's Not About the Nail Video: http://tiny.cc/ItsNotAboutTheNail

We discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of RelationShits with the Author, David Lloyd Marcus. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/datinguniversity/support

me, being the single person that i am, talk to u abt relationship advice n the importance of self love. someone asked me to record an episode on this so... here u go:) i hope u enjoy n learn a lil something, it was definitely interesting to record

What is the difference between Single and Taken life? Let me share to you some of my relationSHITS in the past and the truth behind every "sana ol"

Trust we’ve all been there before where you ended up in a relationship or what we like to call a relationshit. It’s not our best moments in life but they make for great stories to tell. Have you been in a relationshit where you didn’t know where you stood? No title no claim no nothing. It happens but we are here to share a tale or two and describe our types of relationships.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kandidtalks/message

Relationshits? No. Relation-ships. Ships for relations. More specifically, OUR relationship. Questions? Comments? Concerns? Ideas? Leave us a message! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heycanwetalkabout/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heycanwetalkabout/support

In this episode I have Gary and special guest Christy Senay join me for a conversation on Gary's upcoming strongman competition as well as lessons learned from his past relationships and how they affect his current relationship. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this week's episode of Worry About it Tomorrow, we are back back back at it again, diving into some of our past relationshits and their effect on us. Some of you asked us to go into more detail about some more specific examples. Well, ask and you shall receive! Get ready for this week's dose of goodvibes, high energy, Smiley's laughter and intense emotion! New episodes every Thursday so make sure ya'll follow and subscribe on your favorite streaming platform (we are up to 9 different ones now!). Email us any tips or concerns or just send us love waitonit247@gmail.com. Also, check us out on Instagram! @W.a.i.tpod & Twitter @WAITpodlife --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/waitpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/waitpod/support

On this week's episode of Worry About it Tomorrow, Relationships….gotta love them right? Join us as we talk about the nuances of our current (well Boog's current cause Smiley's love life is nonexistent) and past relationships. Lets discuss the experiences of our love lives and how it has shaped us into the individuals we are today. Grab your dairy free chocolates and let us commiserate about how people ain't shit. Poll this week: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DHQLZPF New episodes every Thursday so make sure ya'll follow and subscribe on your streaming platform. Also, check us out on Instagram! @W.a.i.tpod and Twitter- @WAITpodlife --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/waitpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/waitpod/support

Alright this is the first official episode of the Relationships and Relationshits podcast.  I mean there is a trailer talking about my background but now we are really getting into it.  So first thank you for listening.  Now if you haven’t listened to the trailer I highly recommend it so you can know how I ended up teaching about Attachment Styles and what led me to starting this podcast.  And also like I said in the trailer, the first several episodes will dive deep into Attachment Styles.  Once we get through that we will figure out the next step.  Maybe I’ll start bringing on some mental health experts at that point.  There are definitely a few counselors, therapists and psychologists from TikTok that I’d love to have on this podcast.  Alright let’s get into today’s episode so you can learn Attachment Styles which is a great start to understanding yourself, your partner, or future partner to give you a better chance at success.     On today’s episode we are going to talk about the history of Attachment Styles.  I feel like it’s always a good thing to know where the knowledge came from or developed.  Especially if you are skeptical that your life experiences in the first several years of life can have a lifelong effect on you in your relationships.  Trust me they can.  I see comments daily on my TikTok account about this.  So let’s get started on the history of Attachment Styles. Psychiatrist John Bowlby is the man who started Attachment Styles.  Back then it was called Attachment Theory.  In the 1930’s he worked at a child guidance clinic in London.  He treated  many emotionally challenged children there.  These experiences shaped his belief that the longer a child was with their mother the better they were in the categories of social, emotional, and cognitive development.  And basically they would have a better adult life the longer they were with their mother as children.  Over the years Bowlby observed and studied his Attachment Theory.  He believed that the child would form only one primary attachment and that would be the child’s security.  He also said the first 5 years were very critical for their development of an attachment.     Another psychiatrist named Harry Harlow did several experiments from the late 1950’s to 60’s.  His studies involved monkeys and a warning it is sad.  The first experiment he took newborn monkeys from their mothers immediately and isolated them for 3-12 months.  He then put them back with other monkeys but not their mother.  The monkeys reacted by clutching their own bodies and rocking back and forth, they became aggressive towards the other monkeys, they had trouble communicating and socializing, they got bullied, they self-mutilated by scratching and tearing their own hair out.  Basically Harlow screwed up these monkeys while showing the importance of having a mother.     One of Harlow’s other studies took eight newborn monkeys from their mother and then replaced mom with two surrogate mothers.  One was made of cloth and one was made of wire.  Four of the monkeys could get milk from the wire mother and four of them from the cloth mother.  The monkeys were studied for 165 days.  Both groups of monkeys spent more time with the cloth surrogate even if she had no milk.  The monkeys would only go to the wire surrogate for milk.  Then return to the cloth surrogate.  If a frightening object was placed in their cages they sought security with the cloth surrogate.  The monkeys would also explore more when the cloth surrogate was there.  Harlow then compared these monkeys with monkeys that grew up with their mother.  The monkeys without their mother were more timid, they didn’t know how to act around other monkeys, they were easily bullied, they had difficulty with mating, and the females were inadequate mothers.  These monkeys were the monkeys left with the surrogate for more than 90 days.  The monkeys that had surrogates for less than 90 days were able to reverse most of this trauma when put back in a normal environment.  So Harlow’s experiments were cruel but did show the effects of not having your caretaker at a young age.  Or a non-responsive caretaker.     Alright let’s get back to humans and less terrifying tests.  Bowlby had another psychologist that worked with him by the name of Mary Ainsworth.  Ainsworth took Bowlby’s studies and took it a step further.  Ainsworth devised a study called the Strange Situation Classification.  Also known as the Strange Situation Test.  This test was based after Ainsworth’s work in Uganda and Baltimore.  In the 1970’s she took 12-18 month old infants, their mothers, and the experimenter into a room.  Several things happened in about three minute intervals.  The experimenter left the room.  Then a stranger joins mother and the infant.  Then the mother leaves the baby alone with the stranger.  Then the mother returns and the stranger leaves.  Then the mother leaves, leaving the child all alone.  Then the stranger returns.  And finally the mother returns and the stranger leaves.  Ainsworth and her team then put these infants into three groups based on several factors but mainly their reactions to each event.  In another episode I’ll go into more detail but for now I’ll keep it simple.  If an infant cried when the mother left but was easily comforted when the mother returned then this was a Secure infant.  If the infant did not soothe easily when the mother returned and almost punished the mother for leaving this was a Preoccupied Anxious infant.  If the infant appeared to not care when the mother left or returned this was an Avoidant Infant.  And that was the beginning of the three major classifications.  About a decade later a fourth was added called Disorganized thanks to psychologist Mary Main, who worked for Ainsworth at one point.  Disorganized infants seemed scared when the mother returned.  Disorganized is a small population that is usually made up of physical and/or sexual abuse and possibly adopted children.     In the mid-80’s Main and her colleagues developed the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI) which uses adults’ memories of their experiences with their parents as children to categorize them into one of four attachment styles.  She found that adults that were securely attached had securely attached children.  And parents that had were insecurely attached, had insecurely attached children.  In another study, pregnant women were given the AAI.  Their children were tested for their attachment style at 12 months.  The study demonstrated that the children had the same attachment as their mothers.     And from that point on tons of studies have been done.  I will say that some studies show a connection from childhood to adulthood and some say there is a weak link.  One study showed that you had a 70% chance of being the Attachment Style that you were as a kid.  I know from my experience talking to friends, family and those on social media that you can usually tell if someone is secure or insecure once you learn about their caretakers.  But nothing is ever 100%.  One other thing to point out is that it is a spectrum.  You are not 100% one thing.  You could be mostly Secure with some Anxiety and a little Avoidant.  We will go through that in more detail in the next several episodes.  So this is just the basic history in a shortened version.  I won’t go through everything because it would take hours.  I just wanted to share with you how Attachment Styles came to be before we dive into Attachment Styles.  In the next episode we are going to get into more detail of the Attachment Styles and help you figure out yours, your partner, or anyone you want to figure out.

Hi everyone and welcome to Relationships and Relationshits.  In the last two episodes I’ve told you my background and the background of how Attachment Styles came to be.  Today I”m going to tell you what Attachment Styles is.  You’ve waited patiently and I appreciate that.  Now let’s get into Attachment Styles.  So what is Attachment Styles?  It is basically how your relationship with your caretakers as a child has an affect on your romantic relationships.    And even though it’s about romantic relationships it’s more about security than romance.  There are four different kinds of Attachment Styles.  We have the three major ones: Secure, Anxious, and Avoidant.  And a fourth smaller one called Disorganized.  These four Attachment Styles are divided by two categories.  There is the Secure category which has only Secure Attachment Style in that category.    And there is the Insecure category which has Anxious, Avoidant, and Disorganized.  People are put into these categories by the way they perceive and respond to intimacy with their romantic partner.  These Attachment Styles differ in many ways such as their view of intimacy and togetherness, the way they deal with conflict, their attitude towards sex, their ability to communicate their wishes and needs, and their expectations from their partner and the relationship.     The first thing I would like to point out is that you are not just Secure or Anxious or Avoidant.  It’s a spectrum.  So for example I am about 50% Secure, 40% Anxious, and 10% Avoidant as of right now.  So I’m not just Secure.  But since Secure is my strongest I have more Secure traits than Anxious or Avoidant traits.  And this isn’t for the rest of my life.  If I date an Avoidant for a long period my Secure will decrease and my Anxious will increase.  If I date a very Anxious person my Avoidant will go up some.  So your Attachment Styles can change over time based on life experiences.     You may always be Anxious, but you may be less Anxious as you get older or marry a Secure person.  Studies show that about 50% of the world is Secure, around 20% are Anxious,  25% are Avoidant, and less than 5% are Disorganized.  In future episodes I will go over in more detail what each Attachment Style is all about so you can see where you fit in.  And I’ll share a link in the show notes so you can figure out your Attachment Style if you haven’t already.     For Secure people, they feel comfortable with intimacy and are usually warm and loving.  For the Anxious person, they usually crave intimacy and are often preoccupied with their relationships.  For the Avoidant person, they usually equate intimacy with a loss of independence and constantly try to minimize closeness.  Now you might be thinking ok so I learned I’m Anxious now what?  Or why are Attachment Styles important?     So understanding Attachment Styles is an easy and reliable way to understand and predict people’s behavior in romantic situations.  For example let’s say you are Anxious and you would like to be less Anxious.  Well having this knowledge can help you identify an Avoidant quicker.  Avoidants will make your anxiety go up.   With Attachment Styles knowledge you can see the Avoidant use distancing strategies against you causing your anxiety to rise in response.  Wouldn’t it be nice to just figure out someone is not right for you quicker and move on.  Or if you are already in a relationship, this information can help you improve your chances for success.  It can help you understand your partner better.  Maybe your partner didn’t have great parents like you.     It’s not their fault their parents developed their brain a certain way making it more challenging for them to be successful in relationships.  With this knowledge you can work together for a better future.  This knowledge is also great for the parents.  I think we all want our kids to be better than us.  This knowledge can help you so you can hopefully keep your negative traits from affecting your kids.     The infant is already sensing and can recognize their mother’s voice in the third trimester.  Our children are already noticing and sensing things before they are even born, which is kind of scary.  Once I got this knowledge, thanks to a therapist I had gone to see, I was able to understand past relationships way better.     I was able to see when I was with a strong Anxious person how I sometimes became irritated by them and would not be as affectionate.  I was able to see when I was with a very Avoidant person my mind and body turned into a ball of anxiety and I was acting in ways I’ve never acted before.  And with the Avoidant person I was the one wanting to cuddle and have affection.     I was like two different people in some aspects depending on who I was with.  Thanks to this knowledge I can also see how my friends and families are in relationships.  I can spot trouble pretty quick now for those in new relationships.  And most importantly I can see what my ex-wife and I did wrong and right for our four kids as they start to get in relationships.     So knowing your Attachment Style at a minimum can help greatly.  Knowing all the types will help even more so you spot what doesn’t work for you or what you both need to work on.  Also if you go the therapy route you can better explain to your therapist.  The majority of them have at least a basic understanding of Attachment Styles.     I would say the only negative to having this knowledge is not giving people a chance.  I use this for me now in dating.  Sometimes you can rely too much on it before giving someone a chance.  So at least try not to use it too until a few dates in.  Because the reality is we all have red flags.  But we also have green flags.  You just hope that they have more green flags or that the red flags are big issues like commitment.  I also can’t help using it when I’m watching bad reality tv.  But I feel like 90% of the reason they are on reality tv is because they have issues or desire to be important.  So now you know why most of the relationships on the Bachelor fail.  Haha.     So hopefully this episode gave you a basic understanding of what Attachment Styles is?  What is it about? And why is it important?  Life is short and it would be way better if we had less issues in our brain and less effort to find our partner.  My goal is to help you achieve that.  In the next several episodes we will get deeper into Attachment Styles.  And as I said earlier knowing your Attachment Style now will help when you listen to future episodes.  I will leave a link in the show notes.  If you want to google it then google Dr. Chris Fraley’s Attachment Test.  That’s one of the more detailed tests I’ve come across.  My book recommendation is Attached for getting some knowledge about Attachments Styles and that book also has a test in it to figure out your Attachment Style.  I will also link these two on my website relationshipsandrelationshits.com.  Have a great day and see you next time. 

Welcome to the first episode of Relationships & Relationshits.  I know some of you are like finally, he’s been promising this on TikTok for a while now.  Well I finally got my shit together and I am ready to dive deeper than I can on TikTok.  A lot of you have been asking for more in depth information, especially about Attachment Styles.  But before we get into the relationship stuff let me introduce myself for those not familiar with my TikTok life.  And I know some of you are thinking “why is this 45 year old man on TikTok.”  And it’s because I saw the power of it to educate people.  And luckily I was right.  The kids are always first on the app and then us adults pop up and ruin it for them.  By the time you listen to this TikTok might be the next MySpace.  But that’s okay because I was able to help thousands of people out during the TikTok craziness.  So my name is Jason Green and I thought I would tell you a little about myself in the first episode and what I hope to accomplish with this podcast.  Why the name Relationships & Relationshits?  First I want you to know what this podcast is about, which is relationships.    The second part, Relationshits is because relationships are hard, they take work, and there’s a lot of shit that happens in all relationships, good and bad.  I never thought I would be doing a podcast about relationships, but here I am.  So here’s a little bit about me and my relationships so you know where I’m coming from.  So my first serious long-term relationship was straight out of high school, that one lasted 15 years.     But like a lot of marriages it ended after many ups and downs.  But no regrets because I got four good kids out of it.  Then I dated off and on for several years here and there.  At one point I found a woman who I wanted to spend the rest of my life with.  I tried to learn from my mistakes from the 15 year marriage, so that I could make this relationship be better.  But after a few years the relationship failed.  It seemed like the harder I tried the worse the relationship got.  It made no sense to me.  I felt like a total failure.  I finally had found the woman I wanted to grow old with and she fit most of the things I was looking for.  But I could not make the relationship work.  I was so frustrated that I even talked to her best friend a handful of times for any kind of help or advice.  I don’t recommend that by the way, even though she was helpful.  I put the best friend in an awkward situation.  She wanted the relationship to last too but she could only help so much without violating the trust of her best friend.  I loved the ex so much but I couldn’t make the relationship work.   Near the end of the relationship we discussed therapy to fix the relationship.  We both decided to do individual therapy and then come together for couples therapy.  It seemed a little weird to me that we wouldn’t just do couples therapy but I went along with it because I wanted to make the relationship work.  So we both scheduled our therapy sessions.  Hers was a week before mine.  The week leading up to her appointment it seemed like she was avoiding me but I gave her the space she wanted.  Two hours after her first therapy session she called me up and broke up with me.  I haven’t seen her since.  My therapy session was scheduled a week later.  I decided to still go, to at least help me get over the relationship ending.  And until that session I wasn’t really big on therapy.  I’m so glad I went.  In that first session I described the relationship from my point of view.  Halfway through the first session he told me, it sounds like she is a dismissive avoidant.  He said that is most likely her attachment style based on what I had told him.  We were near the end of the session so he gave me a quick explanation of what Attachment Styles are.  So after that session I wrote down dismissive avoidant and attachment styles and I looked it up once I went home.   I will explain what Attachment Styles are in the next several episodes.  Just know that Attachment Styles says that your relationship with your caretakers/parents as a child has some effect on your romantic relationships as an adult.  And the three major ones are called Secure, Preoccupied Anxious, and Avoidant.  Secure being the best, then Anxious, then Avoidant in my opinion.     So I googled dismissive avoidant attachment style.  I went through several websites and thought how does this person know so much about my ex-girlfriend.  I spent the next several hours reading up on the avoidant attachment style because I could not believe how accurate it was.  I felt like whoever provided all this information on the internet was watching our failed relationship.  That night I bought two books about Attachment Styles.  Now I hate reading, but once I got my books I read them in the next 48 hours because it was so interesting to me and therapeutic.   And then I kept re-reading them.  Since the breakup was still fresh I decided to write down all the situations from the relationship to see how her and my Attachment Style reacted to each other.  I stopped writing after about 50 situations and over time added some here and there as memories popped into my head.  And most, if not all fit with what I learned about Attachment Styles.  All of a sudden 90-95% of our issues made sense.  Now I do want to throw a disclaimer out.  It takes two for a relationship to fail.  I definitely accepted my part in the breakup.  But sometimes one partner is putting more effort into making it work.  And I have no problem saying I put in more effort to make it work.  She may disagree and that’s okay.  We are all humans and we all have our own perspectives.     Now it didn’t solve the problems but it did let me know why things went certain directions.  As I learned this I started thinking about previous relationships, especially the longer one’s and I could see the patterns.     The next week I went back to therapy.  I told my therapist all I learned and then he taught me some more.  Then we discussed my Attachment Style.  Since I am human, I of course was looking at her faults and not paying much attention to my own faults.  Now with Attachment Styles you are not just one thing,  it’s a spectrum but you will most times be stronger in one category. I learned that I was a middle of the road Secure and a middle of the road Anxious and very little Avoidant.  I was just a little more Secure than Anxious at that point in my life.     I also learned from my therapist how your partner directly affects this.  For example as a Secure person dating an Avoidant I became more Anxious.  And if I dated an Anxious person, some Avoidant would come out of me.  And I also learned there are levels.  So if I dated an extreme Avoidant my Anxious would go through the roof.  It all made sense.  And of course I can have those effects on my partner too depending on my Attachment Style spectrum.     Now even though the relationship was over I now understood why things went the way they did.  For a short period it actually made me love my ex-girlfriend even more because I felt like I finally understood her.  I now can replay moments that happened or things she said and I now realize the deep levels of some of those situations.  I finally was cracking the code on her but she wasn’t around anymore.   I wanted badly to tell her what I learned but I knew she wouldn’t listen to me.  I realized she had been done with me for several months, she just had trouble letting me go because she had her own internal struggle of what to do, because she did love me.  It didn’t matter that I would do anything possible to make her happy.  It didn’t matter that no matter what I would have stood by her to work out our issues.  It didn’t matter that no matter her past, I would’ve totally accepted her because we all have baggage.  But I knew it was too late in her eyes.     So I didn’t chase after her even though I knew with this knowledge there was a much better chance of making the relationship work.  So even though it killed me, I asked anyone connected to her by social media from my family and friends to not tell me what’s going on in her life.     I knew that would just make me feel worse and after what I learned about Attachment Styles, I knew her next several steps anyways with this knowledge.   I knew how long she would grieve, I knew how long until I would be replaced, and I knew how long that next relationship would probably last.  All of a sudden I turned into a fortune teller because of this Attachment Style knowledge.     So instead of wondering what my ex was up to, I dived deep into learning about Attachment Styles.  It helped me heal my hurt.  And during this time of learning I thought, why don’t more people know about Attachment Styles.  It helped me out so much.  At one point I reached out to my friend Whitney Lauritsen on the “This Might Get Uncomfortable” podcast and recommended the book “Attached” for her co-host Jason Wrobel after hearing him talk about his father in several episodes.  She asked me to come on and talk about it.  I did the podcast and thought that was it.  I did my part to spread the message.   I kind of cringe now listening to it because it was my first time on someone else’s podcast.  And I was nervous, and tired from the plane, bus, and uber to get their L.A. location.     On that podcast I was able to help Jason recognize his Attachment Style.  We even talked after the podcast as he drove me to downtown LA for another event I was attending.  I enjoyed helping him become more aware of why he did certain things in relationships.   A few months later I decided to share this knowledge on TikTok to spread the message a little more and it took off like crazy.  As of writing this I have gained 140,000 followers in a few months.  It’s crazy!   Then I said to myself, how else can I share this knowledge in more depth than a 15-60 second TikTok video.  I already have one podcast, which I paused for now due to this podcast, so I thought why not do a second one.  And here we are now.  Now I have no idea what direction this podcast will go but I do know I would like to share Attachment Styles to as many people as possible to help you improve your relationships.  Or help you find a great partner.     Or not screw up your kids making their romantic relationships as adults way more challenging than it needs to be.  And we’ll figure out the rest as each episode is published.  I just want to help you figure out yourself.  I couldn’t save my own relationship, so hopefully I can at least give you some tools to save yours if that’s the situation you are in right now.  And once I get all this Attachment Style information out maybe we can do some Q & A, bring some guests on, and tackle some other relationship topics.     In the next episode I’m going to start with the history of how Attachment Styles came to be.  So you can appreciate all the work that led to what we know now.  And then after that we’ll get deep into Attachment Styles.  See you in the next episode. 

This the .MP3 Audio episode #101, of my YouTube Channel: Benja Welldone Comedy, playlist, "Waiting For The World",// To see my Stand-Up Comedy/Docu-Vlog, Go To my YouTube Channel: “Benja Welldone Comedy”. This show Will Display My RISE in Comedy, Writing & Acting. To Follow my Path, Add me & I'll add you Back, (Instagram/Twitter): @BenjaWelldone // FB: Benja Welldone // Hi Everyone, I'm Benja (short for Benjamin) Welldone. Army Veteran & now Soldier of Comedy** (Stand-up Comedy). I'm an Army veteran, college graduate, husband, world traveled & full-time worker so I have life experience but this is bigger than me, it's about my passions; Comedy 1st and Above All. If you have ANY life questions and want a funny response, just e-mail me then Once a week I will pick the best questions, answer them in the worst possible way to make light of a possible negative situation, followed by a real legit answer. Have a great life and I hope to get to know you all personally. Seriously, I do. - Benja Welldone, iNSTA: @BenjaWelldone Facebook: Benja Welldone/ E-mail: BenjaWelldone@Gmail.com

As social media keeps growing, this world of social media influencers is expanding and becoming a legitimate career path for many people, mainly because a lot of people are communicating digitally through this period of quarantine. One such person who uses his influence to reach others through the social media platform, TikTok, is Jason Green, the host of the Relationships and Relationshits podcast. Through the platform, Jason is dishing out helpful tips and insights about intimacy, relationships, and attachment styles. He joins Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen on today’s episode to discuss these topics and share how he’s reaching people and influencing them through social media to make better choices about the different relationships in their lives. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the This Might Get Uncomfortable community today: wellevatr.com Wellevatr Facebook Wellevatr Twitter Wellevatr Instagram

This week on Sad Tits we have comedian and reality star Hannah Berner. We talk about our shared past of playing tennis, being friends before comedy, dating, crushing, and crying during tennis matches. We get deep into what it means to have a crush and how that motivates you when you're bored and having to uncrush yourself when you fall too soon. Our astrological signs are a match and you'll just hear the chemistry on this episode filled with laughs, secrets, and advice we should listen to more ourselves. Listen to some old friends gab about how crazy they really are. Follow Hannah @beingbernz Follow Lili @lilsmichelle

In this episode we discuss relationships, protests, gym talk, sports, tattoos, and weekend adventures.

In today's topic, we’ll be talking about relationship and dating dynamics have evolved (through social media) and how modern day’s society standards and values have impacted on how we select our significant other.

In this episode, the boys talk about the ins and outs about relationships. What's important, what's unnecessary, and what's perfect about them.

You're either single, with your boo, long-distance, or breaking up during this lockdown, all while going crazy. Relationships are hard in general and putting the added pressure of not being able to go anywhere or relieve stress the way you normally would, makes things a bit harder. Listen in while we talk about our own relationships...or relationshits, as well as some of our friends. Let's get deep.

First dates can be kind of nerve-wracking. What questions should I ask? Where should we go? What do I wear? Well, definitely not orange and brown... We've also got some pretty bad date stories and want to share our own experiences. Carly's first date was to an ice cream shop in 6th grade. She got chocolate. In this episode, we'll give you a few date ideas, advice on how to act, and tips on what NOT to do! And if someone doesn't want to be with you because you eat Bojangles... screw 'em! And enjoy your chicken filet biscuit with honey mustard. If you want to stay up to date with all things Love & Relationshits, follow us at http://www.facebook.com/loveandrelationshits.

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Welcome to our first episode! Starting off, we just wanted to introduce ourselves and our current relationship status. Then, take a sharp left turn into online dating: Tinder. Bumble. Hinge. All popular dating apps but are they successful? Carly shares some stories from past bumble dates and Leah explains why she just ain't about the app game. We are so excited to start sharing our unsolicited advice and tales y'all! Enjoy! If you want to stay up to date with all things Love & Relationshits, follow us at http://www.facebook.com/loveandrelationshits.

Damien and I check back in with war stories about life, comedy, and everything in between. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/CoffeewithaRoach.com /support

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Hot girl summer is over. Fall is here and cuffing season is underway. Bri and Em discuss the pitfalls they overcame in friendships and dating.

Join counselors Melanie Vann and Melissa Richards with host Kristin Walker on a powerful show about chaos, drama, squeaky wheels, and being ultra responsible for IT ALL. Is codependency the "blame" for all that ails you or is it something more? Negative relationships require participation from all sides but we can choose how much of our emotional capital is used to defuse people and the drama they create, including our own dramatics! Pay attention the quiet ones that enter your field of experience and learn to share yourself with those that don't bring chaos and histrionics into your life.

Friend Damien Pruitt and I talk war stories and have call ins. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/CoffeewithaRoach.com /support

Adam Klugman and Kristin Walker discuss codependency, narcissism, and toxic relationships.A visionary creator, gifted facilitator, and charismatic speaker, Adam is an American thought leader on mission to cultivate The Human Brand. With his keynote ìBrand It and They Will Come and attendant workshops, Adam is changing lives by distilling decades of his success into a program of personal brand building that teaches how we can all make a bold claim on our unique, human core value in a way that unleashes our gift on the world.As a professional ad man, Adam is an award winning Creative Director and Media Strategist who created successful national campaigns across a broad spectrum of formats. His list of private sector clients include Nike, FanDuel, G.M., Disney, MGM, Tile, Hewlitt Packard, Viacom, 1-800-DENTIST and he has worked alongside agencies such as Weiden and Kennedy, Leo-Burnett, Donat/Wald and DMB&B Los Angeles. Having grown up the son of celebrity, Adam is no stranger to the spot light. His weekly radio talk show, Mad as Hell in America, was an instant sensation on Portlandís AM620 KPOJ and in addition to his own show, Adam went on to become a regular sub for national hosts Thom Hartmann and Norman Goldman. Adam is also an outspoken advocate for social justice who lent his advertising expertise to political brands, proving that he can transform progressive ideas and causes into inspired, hard hitting, and successful political campaigns around even the most difficult issues. Whether heís making commercials for clients like Nike or FanDuel, branding the first-ever celebrity effort promoting separation of church and state for First Freedom First, blogging on Huffington Post, or talking into a national microphone promoting a progressive vision, Adam is that rare breed of creative professional who can walk in any world. Over the years, he has repeatedly demonstrated that his unique, creative signature, his charisma, and his quick, passionate intelligence make him force of human nature in the 21st century.www.adamklugman.com

Welcome to Vino Nothing, the podcast where I probably know as much as you, but after a glass of wine....I know things. That's right, it's Game of Thrones time!! If you don't know me I am Lucy from Lucy on the Ground, the meme slash pop culture account that covers everything from reality TV to what’s going on in celebrity news...but this week is a special week. This week is Game of Thrones Week and I'm taking on the Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 4 also know as Cinco de Juan Snow! So pour yourself a glass of anything and listen to us drunk ramble about how Game of Thrones is now a Game of Relationshits. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this fourth episode on Relationshits, Raven and Johnny B discuss different ways they dissociate during times of emotional distress. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tabootuesday/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tabootuesday/support

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~•~ Trigger Warning ~•~ In what would become Jitney's final episode, Raven opens the discussion of inconsistency in relationships and the dangers it may manifest. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tabootuesday/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tabootuesday/support

Disclaimer in this weeks we cover physical, mental and emotional abuse as we talk about the various types of partners and relationships that people live with.

~•~ Trigger Warning ~•~ Raven and special guest, Johnny B, discuss toxic behaviors and perceptions that they struggle to overcome for the sake of healthy romantic relationships. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tabootuesday/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tabootuesday/support

*~* Trigger Warning *~* Raven and Jitney discuss their perspectives, ideals and struggles in relationships and dating. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tabootuesday/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tabootuesday/support

i talk about boys kinda, why im single, relationSHITS all while sipping tea (aka coffee)

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep 155! Back again folks, it’s what you’ve come to expect every week - that twice a week RAW. If you appreciate that raw we need ya’ll to head over to our GoFundMe page quickly (https://www.gofundme.com/5935gtk)and throw a few bucks down for a promo campaign for DJ Jon Doe & ID4Windz “Maxi-Single Sessions Vol. 01” that’s dropping on March 30th. Say what?! Yeah you heard it - new music from Southern Vangard’s own Jon Doe - he’s holding down the beats while ID4Windz from Scienz of Life is holding down the rhymes. Pre-orders are up now at iTunes, get the first single “No Me” now when you cop the pre-order. You can also stream it at Apple Music but we would greatly appreciate a purchase. All streaming platforms will have the record March 30. Regardless - support somehow, someway. Lots of new heat this week on Ep 155, and our interview session this week is with Street Corner Music’s TENACITY! Our friend J57 hung out during the interview as well, it was quite a party. Interview snippets at the end of this mix, the full drops on Thursday - and yep, you know what’s next, all together now…it’s ALWAYS that #smithsonian #grade #twiceaweek // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #DJ #mix #interview #podcasts #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK Recorded live March 12, 2018 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud twitter/IG: @jondoeatl @southernvangard @cappuccinomeeks Talk Break Inst. Prod. D.R.U.G.S. Beats Talk Break Inst. - "The Hate System" - Tenacity & D.R.U.G.S. Beats "Twin Dracos" - Tenacity & D.R.U.G.S. Beats feat. J57 & Deejay Element “Creeps” - Tenacity & D.R.U.G.S. Beats "Save The Babies" - Tenacity & D.R.U.G.S. Beats feat. Jalal Salaam & Seb Zillner "Americant" - Tenacity & D.R.U.G.S. Beats Talk Break Inst. - "I'm Confused" - Tenacity & D.R.U.G.S. Beats “Flirt" - PRhyme feat. 2 Chainz) "No Me" **EXCLUSIVE** - DJ Jon Doe X ID4Windz "24" - Jamil Honesty feat. DJ Grazzhoppa "How To Kill" - Recognize Ali (prod. Eyeree Beats) Talk Break Inst. - "Relationshits" - Tenacity & D.R.U.G.S. Beats "Anancites " - al.divino x ESTEE NACK (prod. al.divino) "Crime State Of Mind (Food) (Interlude)" - CRIMEAPPLE X Big Ghost Ltd. "Survival Of The Fittest" - Heem feat. Benny the Butcher & Yung Stizz "Ignorance" (Bozack Morris Remix) - Futurewave feat. Asun Eastwood & J Scienide Talk Break Inst. - "Save The Babies" - Tenacity & D.R.U.G.S. Beats feat. Jalal Salaam, and Seb Zillner Interview Snippets - Tenacity

Red Eye Intro: Roofies, Titties, Fatties - Kid kicks out episode 1422 of  the Goin' Deep Show discussing puppy shits, Facebook and Youtube trying to parent your children, how the world interacts with each other and death to little kids because of social media.  He makes fun of Kate Upton, says fuck christmas and wraps up with Aunts suing the nephews, relationships and a list of things not to say on first dates.  Listen in. Go Deep. MINUTE BY MINUTE 1:00 Send an email to studio@goindeepshow 2:00 Dog puddles all over the kitchen 3:00 YouTube being the parents 4:00 Its on the internet so its probably bullshit 5:00 Being Parents and checking the phone 6:00 Standarsd according to YouTube / New Jobs 7:00 Facebook Messenger for Kids 8:00 Facebooks awful design 9:00 Interacting via the top of people's heads 10:00 Do not break the streak 11:00 Kate Upton vs every baseball fan 12:00 Getting head from 14,000 women at once 13:00 The World Series always trumps everything 14:00 Dumb questions 15:00 Fuck Christmas 16:00 Searching for headlines and finding sad shit 17:00 How Technology has warped everything 18:00 Before and after the children 19:00 Stories of 9 year old death and sadness / Pussy 20:00 Auntie sued me for a hug 21:00 $127,000 to show everyone your a cunt 22:00 Asshole Auntie 23:00 Relationshits 24:00 Stupid first date lines 25:00 An elbow to the forehead 26:00 Influential asshole 27:00 Uber to fuck 28:00 Why is it called a blowjob 29:00 WRAPUP Spotify submission 989-331-0543 to complain ya fucking bitch.   

WE'RE BACK!!! On this episode of KUWTC we discuss Cyntoia Brown, Donald Trump, who took the biggest L recently and how much our sex tapes would sell for.

In this episode of the Goin' Deep Show, the Kid calls out Red Eye for his overly ambitious and encouraging words to get the show rolling and then being his woman's little bitch and being a big fat pussy about it and not showing up.  We wonder if anyone sees's his balls to call the listener line to get them back to him because everyone involved knows on this show when a man loses his balls he might as well start sucking dick. Other topics besides ripping on Red Eye include, How fast guys change for their women, How many dogs are in Bed with Red Eye when he goes to a bitches house at 4 in the morning and the Kid finds the absolute best way to text message most efficiently. GDub has a problem with his computer, We preview a new show about Relationshits, A crazy Uber passenger, Hallmark movies and how Creepy it would be if Red Eye started sniffing your bed. The actual breaking news discovered is that Red Eye actual is into chicks and not into dicks and this all makes sense at some point because being a little bitch is par for the Red Eye course.  1:00 Holy Sugarbush / How my dad swore when I was a kid 2:00 We watched movies / special ways to find movies 3:00 Psychopath? / Do not fuck with me Don't say one thing then do another 4:00 Are we gonna do something with Red Eye and his girl? 5:00 So what's her fucking problem / Give me some specifics 6:00 Guys are cool until they get a bitch in their lives. 7:00 How fast the guy changes compared to the girl 8:00 The lates Red Eye Intro and upcoming ones 9:00 Red Eye DUI non drinking room / Have fun / Its respect time. 10:00 He was all hung ho about it, asking why / guess what's happening back 11:00 there are other ways to participate / Where are your balls Red Eye? your ladies purse 12:00 Gdub trying to get on 13:00 The Spin off show about Relationshits 14:00 We have a texting situation / We do it too much 15:00 How to save time texting / just copy and paste 16:00 Lets talk about screaming Ubers 17:00 The über guy kept his composure.  How I'd solve it 18:00 This isn't my destination / why are we at KFC 19:00 Drunken TV news anchor girl 20:00 Hallmark channel movies 21:00 Latebreaking news.  Red Eye likes girls and not guys / One is actually agreeing to see him 22:00 He wasn't really on that long / Why aren't recording shows 23:00 Creepy smelling your bed and vomit / Calling out Red Eye / He called Hollywood 24:00 You said you're pussing out. Way to Trump it up Red Eye / I don't want to piss off my bitch 25:00 We'll see. We'll have that little bitch on one way or another 26:00 Gdub wonders if Red Eye's new lady works at hooters / Tons of Red Eye Clips 27:00 Teacher Preview / Rape is so in right now 28:00 Hollywood and the Kid bond over hating women talking during baseball 29:00 Rest In Peace Red Eye (R Eye P)   WRAPUP: Gdub wonders if anyone finds Red Eyes balls to call the listener line to get them back to him.   Call 989-331-0543   Go Deep.

Our first fresh brew of hot tea is ready! Listen up and grab your cup as we discuss the infamous romphim and more during our Trendz segment. Things get deep with this week's Tea Time - Relationships Vs. Relationshits! Find out which on YOU have! Later we catch an episode of Shade Street and learn what shade is from our pals Sneaky the squirrel and Amy! Pinkies up!

Join us for what is definitely going to be an amusing show. We are talking about the good, the bad, the ugly in relationshits. Asshole baby moms to asshole baby dads. The headaches and tom foolery we deal with once its over. Join in by calling us (657) 383-1155. Also tweet us during the show @gft_radio #Relationshits ?

Join us for what is definitely going to be an amusing show. We are talking about the good, the bad, the ugly in relationshits. Asshole baby moms to asshole baby dads. The headaches and tom foolery we deal with once its over. Join in by calling us (657) 383-1155. Also tweet us during the show @gft_radio #Relationshits  

Alex, Cole, and Chris talk about Cole's breakup and annoying things in relationships. They also talk about the confederate flag, how people spell their names, and more of Alex's hatred of Nancy Grace. Follow the show on twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, @wordsbycole, & @ChrisHogan94

Ep 1 of Live at 605: Relationshits! All about the crappy people we've dated in our lives! We play a round of "Whats love got to do with it?" aswell as "Was it worth the hassle?" And I tell you about my band of the week! Plus, the infamous Moo Moo Chick story! all this and more on Live at 605!