Who Should Pursue the Relationship? Men? Women? Both?

Episode 1 of the Write The Vision with Therapist Ms.Kim,LPC podcast, hosted by Kim Marie McLeod, titled "Who Should Pursue the Relationship? Men? Women? Both?" was published on September 23, 2019 and runs 45 minutes.

September 23, 2019 ·45m · Write The Vision with Therapist Ms.Kim,LPC

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Summary

In this Great Relationship episode of 'Who should pursue the Relationship? Men? Women? Both? I was able to interview a dear friend Mr. Jose Barros (Ze), to finally share a Male's perspective. There is definitely a plot twist in this episode. Don't automatically think you know what will be said, listen to the whole episode before making your comments and sending your questions. Just to note, we are no relationship experts, we are still learning and navigating this area of having successful relationships too. So these are our opinions and perspectives, coming from our life experiences and cultural backgrounds. So at the end of the day everyone will make their own decision and live their lives. We are just doing our best to help the community. We Love you all and Thank you for Listening. Please feel free share your questions, comments and real life scenarios so we can continue the conversation in another episode. If you would like to be a special guest let me know. Share this podcast episode with family, friends, acquaintances, coworkers, and neighbors, anyone you feel this is relevant to their life. We would appreciate it very much. Make sure you become a new podcast Sponsor Today! Thank you for your continued Support.

Episode Description

In this Great Relationship episode of 'Who should pursue the Relationship? Men? Women? Both? I was able to interview a dear friend Mr. Jose Barros (Ze), to finally share a Male's perspective. There is definitely a plot twist in this episode. Don't automatically think you know what will be said, listen to the whole episode before making your comments and sending your questions. Just to note, we are no relationship experts, we are still learning and navigating this area of having successful relationships too. So these are our opinions and perspectives, coming from our life experiences and cultural backgrounds. So at the end of the day everyone will make their own decision and live their lives. We are just doing our best to help the community. We Love you all and Thank you for Listening. Please feel free share your questions, comments and real life scenarios so we can continue the conversation in another episode. If you would like to be a special guest let me know. Share this podcast episode with family, friends, acquaintances, coworkers, and neighbors, anyone you feel this is relevant to their life. We would appreciate it very much. Make sure you become a new podcast Sponsor Today! Thank you for your continued Support.

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