• Son Husbands
    May 18 2024

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    Summary

    The conversation revolves around the concept of 'son husbands,' where sons take on the role of their mother's husband without any sexual involvement. The guests discuss their thoughts on this topic, with one guest mentioning that it often stems from single mothers putting the burden of being a helper on their sons. They also explore whether single mothers contribute to this syndrome and the lack of balance in raising children without fathers. The conversation touches on the emotional aspect of this dynamic and how it can lead to unhealthy relationships and emotional immaturity in sons. The conversation explores the phenomenon of son-husband relationships, where sons take on the responsibilities of a partner in their relationship with their mothers. The hosts discuss the negative impact of these relationships on the development of boys and the challenges they face as they grow into adulthood. They highlight the importance of childhood development and the need for exposure to different experiences and perspectives. The conversation also touches on the role of fathers in a child's life and the damaging effects of oversharing and relying on children for emotional support. The hosts provide signs that indicate a son-husband relationship and emphasize the need for healthier dynamics within families.Keywordsson husbands, single mothers, emotional burden, lack of balance, unhealthy relationships, emotional immaturity, son-husband relationship, childhood development, exposure, perspectives, fathers, oversharing, emotional support, signs, healthier dynamics

    Takeaways

    • The concept of 'son husbands' refers to sons taking on the role of their mother's husband without any sexual involvement.
    • Single mothers may unintentionally contribute to the son husband syndrome by placing emotional burdens on their sons.
    • Raising children without fathers can lead to a lack of balance and emotional immaturity in sons.
    • The emotional aspect of this dynamic can result in unhealthy relationships and difficulty in handling emotions.
    • Society's focus on one gender dominating the other can hinder the development of a child
    • Childhood development requires exposure to different experiences and perspectives.
    • Fathers play a crucial role in a child's life and should be involved in their upbringing.
    • Oversharing and relying on children for emotional support can be damaging to their well-being.
    • Signs of a son-husband relationship include financial responsibility, mediating conflict between parents, and canceling plans with friends to be with the mother.
    • Healthy family dynamics involve open communication, boundaries, and allowing children to grow and develop their own identities.
    • Exploring the Concept of 'Son Husbands'
    • The Emotional Aspect of the Son Husband Dynamic Creating Healthier Family Dynamics
    • Signs of a Son-Husband Relationship
    • "A son knowingly or unknowingly takes the role of a husband to their mother, excluding sex."
    • "Single mothers are contributing to the son husband syndrome, but it's not their fault. They just don't know any better."
    • "Single mothers may be raising their sons to be the man they always wanted, which sets them up for failure."
    • "These control conversations have nothing to do with childhood development."
    • "There's no programs to actually fix this. There's no place for having this conversation."
    • "Never underestimate the first five years of a child's life."

    TitlesSound Bites

    Chapters00:00 Introduction and Overview

    02:25 Defining 'Son Husbands'

    08:17The Role of Single Mothers

    11:18 Raising Sons to Fill a Void

    16:23 The Lack of Balance Without Fathers

    21:38 The Impact of Son-Husband Relationships

    23:33 The Importance of Childhood Development and Exposure

    25:28 The Damaging Effects of Oversharing and Emotional Reliance

    34:45 Signs of a Son-Husband Relationship

    38:02 Creating Healthier Family Dynamics

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    44 mins
  • The Mother's Day Episode
    May 11 2024

    In this episode we are discussing the history of Mother's Day. The state the first Mother's Day was Celebrated in. What does it mean to be a mother. Remembering what your first mother's day was like. How did you celebrate Mother's Day as a child. Lastly, Sharing stories about mother's day, with my two guest, Ellen Sudderth and Dr. Diane Hassan. Visit the website and leave a review.

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    29 mins
  • Replay, Beauty Vs Compatibility
    May 4 2024

    In this replay episode we compare, Beauty and compatibility. Which is better for a long term relationship or marriage. Do we focus too much on looks and attractiveness. How important is beauty and attractiveness when compared to compatibility. Lastly, what are some qualities we should look for when choosing a partner, with my guest Marcus Cotton. Visit the website and leave a review.

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    38 mins
  • Part 2 Dark Skin Men, Light Skin Men, and Modern Day Dating
    Apr 27 2024

    This episode is a continuation from last week's episode about dark and light skin Men and Modern day dating. We focus on dark and light skin women as well in this episode and other races came into play. Ellen Sudderth was the guest again on this episode. Visit the website and you will find her information about her book chats and other organizations she is involved with. Leave a review on the website, voice or written, and sign up for the email list.

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    28 mins
  • Dark Skin Men, Light Skin Men, and Modern Day Dating
    Apr 20 2024

    In this episode we are discussing how the dating market has changed over the years within the African American community based on skin complexion. We will talk about historical changes, societal stereotypes, cultural differences in different parts of the country, gender comparing dark skin Men and dark skin Women dating options. Lastly, we will talk about how movies play a role in what we think about our skin complexion. Visit the website and leave a review.

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    Guest Ellen Sudderth CEO of ESP Presents


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    49 mins
  • Good Guys, Good Jobs, No Girl
    Apr 13 2024

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    Summary

    In this episode, host Andrew Johnson and guest Ellen Sudderth discuss the topic of why good guys with good jobs struggle to attract women. They explore the idea that women are often more interested in creative types or struggling artists, even if they have less attractive faces. They also discuss the concept of sunken cost fallacy, where women may stay in relationships with unemployed men because they have invested so much time and effort into them. The conversation concludes with advice for men with nine-to-five jobs on how to be more successful with women, including having a creative hobby.

    Keywords

    good guys, good jobs, struggling artists, unemployed men, creative types, sunken cost fallacy, nine-to-five jobs, creative hobbies

    Takeaways

    • Women are often attracted to creative types or struggling artists, even if they have less attractive faces.

    • The concept of sunken cost fallacy can cause women to stay in relationships with unemployed men because they have invested a lot of time and effort.

    • Men with nine-to-five jobs can improve their success with women by having a creative hobby or passion.

    • Simplicity and charisma are attractive qualities that can make up for a lack of traditional attractiveness or financial success.

    Titles

    • The Power of Simplicity and Charisma

    • Advice for Men with Nine-to-Five Jobs

    Sound Bites

    • "The sax gets them every time."

    • "You don't have to look good."

    • "Play that saxophone."

    Chapters

    00:00

    Introduction: Good Guys, Good Jobs, and No Girls

    04:09

    Why Good Guys Can't Get the Girl

    11:07

    Why Women Choose Unemployed or Artist Types

    26:24

    Advice for Men with Nine-to-Five Jobs

    32:35

    Conclusion: The Power of Simplicity and Charisma



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    34 mins
  • It's Hard Out Here for a Simp
    Apr 6 2024

    In this episode we will discuss why simps have a difficult time getting the woman they want. We will give a definition of a Simp. Why some men feel the need to go above and beyond to impress someone they are attracted to. How societal pressures make some men feel they have to over perform in the modern day dating market. Is Simping Bad? What are the biggest signs your a Simp? Lastly, If your a serial Simp, how do you stop Simping. Visit the website and leave a review.

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    30 mins
  • Going 50 50 in a Marriage
    Mar 30 2024

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    Summary

    In this episode, Andrew Johnson discusses the concept of going 50-50 in a marriage, which has been a topic of discussion on social media. He explores the changing dynamics of relationships and the role of money in marriages. Johnson emphasizes the importance of managing finances together and having open and honest conversations about money management. He also highlights the perception of value and the unpaid labor that women often contribute to a marriage. Johnson suggests that the best arrangement for a couple may vary, but a common sweet spot is when the man pays 60-70% of the bills and the woman pays the remaining percentage.

    Takeaways

    • Managing finances together is crucial in a marriage and requires open and honest communication.

    • Women often contribute unpaid labor in a marriage, and it is important to recognize and value their contributions.

    • The best arrangement for a couple may vary, but a common sweet spot is when the man pays 60-70% of the bills.

    • Lifestyle expectations and the perception of value can influence the dynamics of a 50-50 marriage.

    Sound Bites

    Chapters

    00:00

    Introduction

    00:47

    New intro music

    03:00

    Definition of 50-50 dynamic in marriage

    04:25

    Importance of managing finances together

    05:23

    Flexibility in financial boundaries

    06:45

    Different approaches to managing finances

    07:40

    Regular financial meetings

    08:35

    Perception of value and unpaid labor

    11:58

    Challenges and expectations in marriage

    15:31

    Lifestyle and financial expectations

    19:06

    Adjusting boundaries and realistic expectations

    24:14

    Conclusion and podcast updates


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    27 mins