Relationships, double standards, dating, sex, money, and loyalty — this conversation goes ALL the way there.
In this episode, J with the Inkk and the crew have one of those conversations where nothing is off limits. From the double standards between men and women to dating, cheating, commitment, birthday expectations, money, sex, and knowing when it's time to let somebody go, this episode gets hilarious, controversial, and brutally honest.
We debate whether men and women are held to different standards when it comes to sex and relationships, why some people stay emotionally attached to people who aren't committed to them, and whether walking away is sometimes the healthiest—and simplest—answer.
We also get into some VERY explicit conversations about sexual chemistry, foreplay, sexual expectations, what makes someone a good partner in the bedroom, and the things people expect when they're dating or hooking up.
But underneath all the jokes is a bigger conversation about relationships, self-worth, effort, reciprocity, communication, and knowing what you're willing to accept from another person.
In this episode:
- Are men and women judged differently for their sexual behavior?
- Why do people get emotionally attached to someone who isn't committed?
- Is it really “tricking” when money is involved in dating?
- Should your partner match the energy you give them?
- How much should birthdays and gifts matter in a relationship?
- When should you stop chasing someone who isn't reciprocating?
- Can sexual chemistry determine whether someone gets a second date?
- When is it time to stop trying to save a relationship?
- Why do some people have a hard time letting go?
- And, of course, J has some VERY strong opinions about all of it.
QUESTION FOR THE COMMENTS:
What's one relationship double standard between men and women that you think needs to end?
Drop your answer below—we want to hear your perspective.
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