You love your significant other...but is that enough?LaSho and Adri discuss whats needed to sustain a healthy relationship, and whether love can truly make it all make sense!

Are you happy?It sounds like a simple question… until you really stop and think about it.In this episode of Make It Make Sense, we take a deeper look at what happiness actually means and ask whether it’s realistic—or even healthy—to expect ourselves to be happy all the time.We debate the difference between happiness, peace, joy, and contentment, and share why we believe happiness may be something to experience rather than a permanent state we’re supposed to maintain.Through personal stories, humor, everyday observations, and plenty of honest debate, we explore what it might look like to stop chasing happiness and start appreciating the moments when it naturally shows up.Maybe the goal isn’t to be happy every day.Maybe the goal is to be content with where you are while still making room for moments of excitement, joy, laughter, and happiness.So… are you happy? Or are you looking for something deeper?Watch the conversation and make it make sense with us.

What if you could learn more about your partner before marriage simply by building something together? 👀In this episode of Make It Make Sense, we discuss what doing business together has taught us about each other—and how those experiences have revealed things traditional dating may never expose.Working together can show you how your partner handles pressure, disagreement, patience, communication, responsibility, and challenges.We believe dating should be about more than having fun. It’s an opportunity to discover who you’re building a life with. Taking on a business, creative project, or meaningful goal together may reveal qualities you wouldn't otherwise see until marriage.Would you build something with your partner before saying “I DO”? 💍Tell us what you think in the comments! 👇#MakeItMakeSense #Dating #Relationships #Marriage #Couples #DatingAdvice #RelationshipAdvice

Watch as Adri and LaSho discuss hypothetical scenarios to see how they would handle some of the craziest scenarios!

Communication is supposed to bring us together… so why does it sometimes feel like men and women are speaking completely different languages? 😂In this episode of *Makit Make Sense**, we kick things off with a look at some of today’s Gen Z terminology and how confusing communication can become when you don’t understand the lingo. From there, we dive into the differences between how men and women communicate—the words we use, the way we say things, and, of course, what we *actually mean when we say them!Things get funny, things get real, and the debate gets heated as we tackle the ultimate question:*WHO IS THE BETTER COMMUNICATOR—MEN OR WOMEN?*Is one sex more direct? Is the other better at expressing feelings? Are men really saying less than they think they are? And do women sometimes expect us to understand things that were never actually said? 👀Join us as we debate, laugh, challenge each other, and try to *Make It Make Sense* when it comes to the complicated, hilarious, and sometimes frustrating world of communication between the sexes.🔥 *Watch the episode, join the debate, and tell us in the comments:**Who do YOU think communicates better—men or women?*#MakeItMakeSense #Communication #MenVsWomen #Relationships #GenZ #Dating #RelationshipsAndCommunication #Podcast #Season3

Are love languages the secret to better relationships—or have we put too much power into five simple categories?In this episode of *Make It Make Sense**, we’re talking about the **5 Love Languages* and what they really mean in modern relationships: Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time, and Physical Touch.But we don’t exactly agree. 👀One of us believes that everyone has a specific love language that tells us how we naturally prefer to give and receive love. The other argues that love isn’t that simple—and that depending on what we’re going through, our relationships may require *ALL five love languages at different times.*So is having a “primary” love language actually helpful, or can it become a limiting label that prevents us from recognizing what our partner needs in the moment?We go back and forth, challenge each other’s perspectives, and try to figure out whether love languages actually make relationships make sense—or make them more complicated.*What do YOU think?*Do you have one primary love language, or do you believe everyone needs all five at different times?Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know whose side you’re on! 👇🏾#MakeItMakeSense #LoveLanguages #Relationships #Dating #ModernRelationships #Love #RelationshipAdvice

Adri and LaSho look back at the experiences that shaped how they see themselves—with plenty of jokes and laughter along the way. And, in true Makit Make Sense fashion, they unpack how to move past insecurities, embrace what makes you uniquely you, and learn to love yourself… one flaw at a time.