Cara from Frisco recently went out with some friends, and that night she decided to start seeing a guy in their friend group. But, when one of the other friends in the group found out, she said he's off limits because he's a part of the friend group. Is Cara wrong for trying to date this guy ? What's the verdict, Judge Ryan? Follow the Ryan's Court Podcast onSpotify or Apple Music Stay close to The Wolf and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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In this episode of Narcissist Apocalypse, we revisit Violeta’s story of a calculating narcissist whose relentless pursuit made her feel seen and wanted. As his attention became control, Violeta found herself changing who she was to regain the affection he had once given so freely. Each time she tried to leave, he changed his approach, using her empathy and hope for a better relationship to pull her back. Behind the charm was a pattern of deception and intimidation that left her questioning herself

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Jana and Kristen sit down for a raw and honest conversation about domestic violence with Denise Brown, the sister of Nicole Brown Simpson.Denise reflects on how the subtle warning signs and charm of an abuser can blind love ones to the reality of domestic violence, and she opens up about the night she realized Nicole was in danger.Plus, Denise breaks down critical safety advice for anyone stuck in the cycle of abuse. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the

On Therapy Thursdays on a Wednesday (on a Tuesday), social worker and therapist ⁠Gary Direnfeld⁠ explains how early adverse childhood experiences (or ACEs) can play a role in how we behave as adults, and how to overcome that. Protect your privacy. ⁠Sign up for Incogni at https://incogni.com/cooper and get 60% off your first year⁠. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

🔥 Microhabits for a better marriage. Download the Together app.On today’s episode, we hear about: A man wondering how to stop cheating on his girlfriends A mom concerned about her son’s fascination with sex A woman struggling to decide if she should leave her dream job Next Steps: 📋 Get on the same page before the week begins. Download Dr. John Delony’s free weekly marriage check-in. 💬 Get the Free Conflict Game Plan by Dr. John Delony ❤️Join Dr. John Delony at Money &

Send us Fan Mail It's 9:15 on a Tuesday night. The kids are finally asleep, and one of you is reloading the dishwasher because the other one did it wrong. Bowls on the top rack again. Four minutes later you're both saying things like "Why am I the only adult in this house?" and "Nothing I do is ever good enough for you," and you end the night on opposite edges of the mattress like strangers sharing a train compartment. That fight was never about the dishwasher. In this episode, I'm walking yo...

Ashley Bocanegra thought she was going to meet a man she had been secretly seeing.Instead, two women were waiting for her.What started in the parking lot of a Georgia apartment complex was initially described to police as a mutual fight over a man. But hours later, Ashley was dead, and investigators began finding text messages and a cellphone video that told a very different story.The question quickly became not only what happened to Ashley, but how much of it had been planned before she ever

Two recovering avoidants sit down for an honest conversation most avoidant men never hear. If you've ever felt like the victim in your relationship, shut down during conflict, or used self-development to win arguments, this is for you. David and Drew share how they stopped blaming their wives, took 100% responsibility, and learned vulnerability, empathy and emotional regulation to build secure, connected marriages. This isn't theory — it's what healing actually looks like from the other side. Watch

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In this special bonus episode, Dave and Ashley take you behind the scenes at XO Marriage to introduce Aliya Scott – a team member of seven years and, as Dave puts it, part of the glue that holds the ministry together. Married 35 years, Aliya shares how she and her husband met at a pizza place, what it's like to take on big projects together (including a six-month master bath remodel), and the lesson that reshaped her marriage: learning to see her husband's quirks as God-given strengths rather than

Apparently, having no kids means you’re supposed to buy gifts for everybody else’s.A brother volunteers a child-free couple to buy Christmas gifts for the whole family’s children. When they say no, he tells them not to come to Christmas. This week on Only Black Kids in the Class, we’re getting into families who think your money, time, and choices belong to them. A sister refuses to take no for an answer about babysitting, a mother thinks her birthday deserves better than Dad’s, and one wife spends