Hear Me Out

Ladies, if you're married or in a relationship with a man, should you be able to contact your daddy and ask him to do something your man should be able to do? Whether it's cutting the yard, changing a flat tire, or fixing anything around the house. Fellas, if your significant other asked her dad to do or fix something without asking you to do it, how would you feel? How would it affect your self-esteem? Is this something you would be comfortable with? In what circumstances should a person in ...

Does the man who is dating the mother have any say over the child she is raising under his roof, despite the fact that it is not his child? In the case in which your friend likes someone, but that person likes you, can you still talk to that person knowing that your friend likes that person but that person likes you? Would that be considered a bad friend? We're joined in the studio by Otis Benns of the Ain't Nobody Coming 2 See U Otis Podcast! Make sure you like, subscribe, and follow whereve...

What mindset do you have to have in order to hold your man down while he tries to figure it out? Is intentionally ignoring your partner neglect? What is the outcome of that? Does it eventually result in abuse? Is it wrong for a man to stop caring for a child he raised from birth after finding out the child is not his? What would you do if you were in a deep sleep at 2 am and your husband woke you up to ask for food at 2am? Courtnae joins the Hear Me Out podcast to share her perspectives on a ...

Would you feel comfortable if your significant other was interested in attending the funeral of his/her ex? Is that something that can be understood or is it something that should be addressed? Is it necessary to introduce your significant other to your child's parent simply because he/she will be around your child? Is the significant other wrong for not wanting to see the other parent? What is your preferred method of communication, social media or private? Is it wrong not to tell the world ...

What do you bring to the table? Some people consider that to be an overused phrase. However, sometimes you have to ask yourself, "What do I bring to the table?" If someone is lacking something in a particular area, will you be able to come in and complete their deficiencies without them telling you? Is there a difference in grace between women and men when it comes to supporting their significant other? Is it necessary to have a complete understanding of yourself before you deal with another ...