In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we explore the impact of illness on relationships, particularly when it strikes during a rocky romantic journey. Through personal stories, we delve into the complexities of supporting a partner through sickness while navigating existing relationship challenges. From the strains on communication and intimacy to the opportunities for growth and connection, we examine how illness can both test and transform a relationship. Join us as we uncover the delicate balance of love, support, and self-care in the face of adversity and inspiration for those facing similar trials in their own relationships.

My co-host and I approached the topic with humor and lightheartedness: But, handling the situation with care and respect is essential to navigating the complexities of evicting a family member effectively and minimizing any emotional distress or strain on your relationship with any family member including the (Monster in law). LOL

Centering around the topic of how the internet has changed interactions with families and relationships. This multi-discussion approach will enable a rich and multifaceted exploration of the topic, shedding light on the varied impacts of family life and relationships.

When deciding when to start dating after a breakup, consider your emotional readiness, personal growth, support network, need for healing and closure, individual circumstances, and the importance of open communication with potential partners.

When dating, it's important to strike a balance when sharing personal problems and/or trauma in your life.  While honesty can build trust, it's best to avoid overwhelming your date with heavy emotional burdens.  Instead, focus on mutual sharing and support, and consider seeking professional help if needed. 

Do you know someone who popped the big question, but didn't get the answer they wanted? Beth and Tanner are off this week, so Pam brings in special guest Veronica (Ronnie) Steele to talk about what to do when it all goes wrong. 

You know your friend's spouse (or S.O.) is cheating on them . . . do you tell your friend? Pam, Tanner and Beth do not agree on this dilema. Which one of the 50SoE host do you side with when it comes to informing people about cheaters?

Pam, Tanner and special guest Tonda Kennedy talk about communication and monogamy. When should you talk about dating exclusively, and what rules should a new couple follow? Listen in and tell us what you think!