Decipher life with Ade Ade

Welcome to another insightful episode of 'Making it in your 20s,' where we explore the exhilarating yet often challenging journey of young adulthood. In this episode, we delve deep into the rollercoaster ride that is your twenties, offering a survival guide for all the ups and downs.

Join us as we hear real-life stories from twenty-somethings who have faced daunting decisions, unexpected setbacks, and joyful triumphs. From career choices to relationships, financial hurdles to personal growth, our guests share their candid experiences and valuable lessons learned.

In this episode, we sit down for a candid conversation with a former high school friend who currently is married. We discuss her experiences with finding a partner at a young age and explore the question of whether she feels like she settled for her current spouse or found her soulmate. Our guest shares her thoughts on the pressures young adults face when it comes to finding a partner and the importance of building a solid foundation for a successful marriage. We also talk about the role of compromise and personal growth in any relationship, and how those factors can impact one's perception of whether they have found their soulmate or settled for a partner. Through our guest's personal stories, we aim to provide our listeners with insight and perspective on this complex issue.

"Peer Pressure: Still Young or Failed?" explores the impact of peer pressure on individuals who are navigating the challenges of youth and adulthood. The episode delves into the pressures faced by young people and the consequences that come from succumbing to these pressures. It aims to provide insights and perspectives on the topic and raise questions about whether peer pressure is still a prevalent issue in today's society, or if it has failed to have a lasting impact.

As a young adult, you have a lot of decisions to make. But only one of those choices is really important: the one where you decide what kind of person you want to be.



This is something that can't be rushed. It takes time and effort to learn how to make good choices, so don't rush it! You need to figure out who you are and what makes you happy before it's too late.



You might think that getting married or having children are going to help you figure out who you are, but they won't—not really. Getting married will just make it harder for you to find out what you really want in life because your partner won't allow it! And raising children will keep your life full of responsibilities that could have been avoided by not having them in the first place.



So here's advice for making sure that no matter what happens in life, whether it's marriage or parenthood or some other commitment, there will always be room for growth and discovery: when something doesn't work out as well as

There are many different types of relationships out there, and not all of them have to end in marriage. Some people choose to remain single, while others may be in committed relationships without ever getting married. There is no right or wrong answer when it comes to whether or not you should get married; it's simply a personal decision that each person has to make for themselves.

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There are many different types of relationships out there, and not all of them have to end in marriage. Some people choose to remain single, while others may be in committed relationships without ever getting married. There is no right or wrong answer when it comes to whether or not you should get married; it's simply a personal decision that each person has to make for themselves.

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