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EPISODE · May 8, 2011 · 34 MIN

Women have changed, have you? (E9)

from The Relationship Manifesto Podcast Series · host Relationship Manifesto

This 9th podcast examines one the of main drivers behind the changes we now see in modern relationships. That is, the emergence of a new type of woman: confident, individualistic, sexually expressive, ambitious, educated and independent. Stephen talks about this new form of femininity, its impact on relationships and provides some revealing data as to the extent that women are now usurping men in a number of social areas, not least education. However, as Stephen stresses, these changes really raise an important question for modern men, which is "Women have changed, but have you?". In this fascinating and informative podcast, Stephen and Chris explore the implications for a world, and for relationships, where men appear to becoming second class citizens. ================ If you like this episode then you might also like : "An Alternative Relationship Manifesto" is here to guide you on a journey of self-discovery and relationship exploration. Written in an informal narrative style, this book uses conversational language, slang, and figures of speech to make the topic of alternative relationships accessible and engaging." https://a.co/d/4Brkl2m ================

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