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- Why do men struggle to open up to women?
In Part 1 of this conversation, we sit down with Marlon Wallen (Big Swoosh from Flawless) as he opens up about becoming a father after 10+ attempts with his partner, the emotional toll that journey took, and why therapy changed everything for him.
This is an honest conversation about men, vulnerability, fatherhood, and healing, the parts we don’t talk about enough.
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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. - In this episode, we dive deep into toxic relationships.
What they look like, why so many people stay in them, and the psychological patterns that keep us stuck.
We break down the five most common reasons people stay in unhealthy relationships, even when they know something isn’t right.
We also explore the surprising truth behind the one day every year when divorce enquiries hit their peak, and how the seasons, especially Christmas can temporarily mask how unhappy people really are.
Whether you're currently in a difficult relationship, supporting someone who is, or simply trying to understand the emotional dynamics behind toxic cycles, this episode offers clarity, compassion, and practical insight.
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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. - In today’s episode, we ask a question every man has felt but rarely says out loud:
Can your partner really be your safe space?
We dive deep into the real conversations men are having behind closed doors about vulnerability, judgment, emotional safety, and what it means to be truly supported in a relationship.
💬 In this episode we discuss:
– Why so many men don’t feel safe opening up
– Male self-sabotage, not feeling enough & internal battles most men hide
– The controversial question: Should a man cover all costs when dating?
– Why some men shut down emotionally — even when they want to be vulnerable
This episode is honest, uncomfortable at times, but necessary.
If we want healthier relationships, we need to talk about the spaces where men do and don’t feel emotionally safe.
🎧 Listen, share, and drop a comment:
Do YOU feel your partner is your safe space? Why or why not?
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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. - In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most difficult questions in modern relationships: Can you truly love someone and still cheat on them?
We explore the psychology behind betrayal, what cheating really means, and whether love is enough to survive it.
We also break down how to rebuild trust after betrayal, the mistakes couples make when trying to heal, and the signs a relationship can (or can’t) be saved.
Whether you’ve been cheated on, have betrayed someone, or want to understand relationships better, this conversation will challenge your beliefs and give you practical insights on love, loyalty, forgiveness, and healing.
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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. - Heartbreak hits everyone but for men, it often looks very different.
In this powerful and unfiltered episode, we sit down to talk about what really happens when love ends.
From the first heartbreak to healing while co-parenting, we break the silence around male vulnerability and emotional recovery.
We’re talking about:
- What heartbreak looks like for men vs women
- How men cope (or avoid coping) after a breakup
- Why some men move on physically but not emotionally
This isn’t about blame, it’s about breaking cycles, redefining masculinity, and showing that healing is strength.
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Aaron is constantly providing co-parenting and relationship advice to over 300,000 followers on social media therefore It was only right that he expanded this to the podcast world.Join him along with some special guests as he shares his own knowledge, experience and tips to help guide you through the challenges of co-parenting, parenthood, relationships and so much more.This is the podcast you didn't even know you needed! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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