Ten Seven

Is submission an outdated concept, or are we just afraid to talk honestly about relationship dynamics?On tonight’s episode of The Ten Seven Show, we tackle the reality of modern relationships where independence meets structure. A person saying “I trust you enough to let you lead” is not an act of weakness—it is an act of chosen vulnerability. But the moment leadership requires you to lose your voice, your freedom, or your self-respect, it is no longer submission; it is control.Key Topics in Tonight's Episode:- Chosen partnership vs. forced obedience- Balancing financial independence, strong careers, and traditional dynamics- Why structure and emotional maturity make or break leadership in a relationship- Why the real question isn't "Should women submit?" but "Who has earned the right to be trusted?"Tune in, follow the show, and let us know your perspective.

We have all heard the stories about absent fathers. That narrative gets told every single day. But what about the father who stepped up, fought the system, won full custody, and is now carrying the entire weight alone?In this episode of The Ten Seven Show, titled "The Custody Win No One Prepared You For," we are having an honest, unfiltered conversation about a side of fatherhood that rarely gets discussed: single father burnout and custody regret.When a dad fights for full custody (whether driven by devotion, ego, pride, or a desire to avoid child support), the reality of daily solo parenting can hit like a ton of bricks. He is up at 6:00 a.m., managing school schedules, cooking, cleaning, working, and paying every bill alone, only to look up and realize the other parent is living with total freedom.Staying does not mean you do not need help. Staying is only the beginning. Tonight, we break down the mental crash, the daily reality, and how to build a real comeback.In This Episode, We Cover:The Reality of Solo Parenting: The non-stop physical and emotional load of raising children without a co-parent.Causes of Single Dad Burnout:Loss of Freedom: Giving up spontaneous free time, social lives, and career flexibility.The Heavy Mental Load: Navigating school forms, appointments, meals, and emotional support solo.Ego vs. Reality: The difference between winning the courtroom battle and surviving the day-to-day grind.Coping Strategies & Moving Forward:Building a reliable support system and leaning on community.Establishing clear, structured daily routines to cut down on chaos.Seeking professional therapy to work through resentment, exhaustion, and stress.Featured Clip References:Featured Clip 1: https://youtu.be/mmzNty6CAuY [00:00 - 00:58]Featured Clip 2: https://youtu.be/Mlsy5M1jDWk [04:38 - 07:31]Join the Conversation:Are you a single father doing it all on your own, or do you know someone holding the line? Drop your thoughts, advice, and stories in the comments below. If this conversation resonated with you, make sure to like, subscribe, and share with someone who needs to hear it.Follow New Twist Radio & The Ten Seven Show:Listen on Spreaker, YouTube, and all major streaming platforms.Live streams, podcast episodes, and discussions every week.#TheTenSevenShow #TheCustodyWinNoOnePreparedYouFor #NewTwistRadio #SingleFathers #Fatherhood #Parenting #MentalHealth #MensMentalHealth #ParentingTips #Custody #FatherhoodJourney

The Ten Seven Show: Chosen vs. Settled ForWe have all heard the phrase "settling" when it comes to relationships, but what does it actually look like up close? There is a real difference between someone who genuinely wants you and someone who simply kept you around. While settling can often mimic love, routine, affection, and warmth, it is the underlying intention that truly separates the two.In this episode, hosts Tara, Tahira, Goose, and Justin are joined by two single guests who have been previously married and are now navigating the modern dating world. Together, the six panellists engage in an honest discussion covering the trade-offs of dating, personal confidence, and what it truly means to be chosen.Key Discussion Topics in This Episode:Defining the Difference: Defining what it means to be chosen versus being settled for based on personal experience.The Trade-Offs: Weighing the costs of being selective (protecting time, energy, and sanity) against the convenience and consistency of settling.Pick vs. Settle Dilemma: Addressing whether it is better to wait a long time to be genuinely picked or to accept immediate companionship at the cost of confidence and self-worth.The Married Perspective: Examining whether long-term partners truly chose each other or if life and convenience played a larger role than expected.The Single Perspective: Exploring how past marriages and current conversations reshape expectations of finding a partner and whether being truly chosen remains realistic.

Why do we like people MORE the moment they stop liking us? On this episode of the Ten Seven Show, we are breaking down the emotional equivalent of chasing a bus that has already pulled off while swearing we’re "not even sweating."Welcome to "The Clown Loop", the vicious cycle where they pull back, you double down, and suddenly you're acting completely out of character. Humans are dramatic, but there are some very real, very funny patterns behind why we keep pressing the button on a broken emotional vending machine.We Dive  IntoThe Sunk Cost of Dating: Why we treat 17 good‑morning texts and three memes like a stock portfolio we need a return on.The Scarcity Trap: How we turn someone's six-day silence into a glowing resume instead of just realizing they're rude.The Safe Chase: Using unavailable people as a shield so you never have to play the actual game of emotional dodgeball.The Dopamine Casino: Why your brain treats a 2:14 a.m. text like a jackpot hit on a slot machine.Stop gambling with premium-grade anxiety. Tune in as we figure out why we treat the people who actually answer us like they’re waiting in a dark room, while we chase the ones running away.Stream, download, and subscribe to New Twist Radio for more.