No sugarcoating. No clichés. Just raw, unfiltered conversations about marriage, dating, gender roles, expectations, sex, and everything in between. From modern challenges to timeless truths, we dive into what it really takes to build (and keep) love alive in today’s world.
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No sugarcoating. No clichés. Just raw, unfiltered conversations about marriage, dating, gender roles, expectations, sex, and everything in between. From modern challenges to timeless truths, we dive into what it really takes to build (and keep) love alive in today’s world.
<p>In this episode, "PREVIOUSLY RECORDED IN 2022" we dive deep into the messy truths of modern relationships and marriage. From Sandra’s viral post about struggling to find a man despite 8 billion people in the world, to the role education and career success play in love, we unpack why high standards and shifting gender roles often clash.</p><p>We talk about:</p><p> Sex In Marriage</p><p>•Why men don’t care about your degrees or salary when it comes to love.</p><p>•How modern women’s expectations collide with traditional marriage dynamics.</p><p>•The importance of discussing roles (cooking, kids, money, intimacy) <em>before</em> marriage.</p><p>•Why love is less about feelings and more about choice and loyalty.</p><p>•How sex, attraction, and effort keep marriages alive—and why ignoring them leads to trouble.</p><p>It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s the conversation most couples avoid.</p>
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CUMversations
No sugarcoating. No clichés. Just raw, unfiltered conversations about marriage, dating, gender roles, expectations, sex, and everything in between. From modern challenges to timeless truths, we dive into what it really takes to build (and keep) love alive in today’s world.
