The Break Time Podcast Sir Denver B

>Give your feedback hereIt's been 500 good episodes full of content. There's a lot to share, a lot to remember, and a lot to be thankful for. But as we share, the question of what next looms over us. Do we continue or do we close the book here? The Break Time Podcast Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/thebreaktime_podcast/ My Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/denver_bagaka/My Twitter:https://twitter.com/BagakatheD

>Give your feedback hereIt's all about beliefs and betrayal in this episode as a priest spends over $40k on games, or so we think. There's a lack of understanding regarding soul ties and someone has to critique it before tweets are discussed. From there, we look into whether dating earlier is dating better, whether men can catch their cheating partners and whether married women cheat...The Break Time Podcast Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/thebreaktime_podcast/ My Instagram:ht...

>Give your feedback hereIn a twist of sides, the ladies are defended by one who is used to defending the men. It all starts with a man who took metaphorical chops to a literal level when he cut his wife's ears. Another man explains why your dream girl may be more of someone else's potential nightmare. From there, a Reddit post slamming men for their lack of performance speaks on the opinion that women cheat on men. The belief is because they're unable to perform in the bedroom, ca...

>Give your feedback hereEqual-opportunity callouts are the order of this episode that kicks off with "fuck you" money being reduced by the worst actors in the money game. There's also a deep dive into why age is more than just a number and why the differences work differently, depending on gender. From there, the men are called out for lacking logic while the women are called out for lacking empathy. Someone throws money onto a relationship topic as the idea of choosing a woman wi...

>Give your feedback hereIn an episode big on exposition, learning is at its core in more ways than one. Kenyan men were recently ranked the sexiest, but it's not worth much in Kenya. There's an online debate involving women, men and bears, and there are reasons why all the women chose the bear. From there, a post criticizing faithful married men (or lack thereof) is brought to attention and its contents are dissected into parts. There's a lot to that problem, and for one, there's ...

>Give your feedback hereIn a more laid-back episode, the approach is to take the serious pants off for a bit and address smaller issues; like why Andrew Tate thinks fun sex is gay. There's a quick look at why some professions make it harder to be seen as dateable before seeing what makes a profession more appealing to the opposite sex. From there, we've got a breakdown of why guys shouldn't trust what women say online plus why turning a masculine woman feminine is nothing to flex ...