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Being gay in the U.S. has gone through quite a transformation in the last 10 to 15 years.  There has been a strong movement for equal rights, and according to some polls more than 50% of the U.S. population is for the legalization of same-sex marriage.  Many gay couples are adopting children with less hassle than years gone by and even the church has seen a shift in attitude.  Tonight, we are here to discuss the ins and outs, the ups and downs, and the pros and cons of living here as a gay man or woman.  Whether you’re gay or straight (or somewhere in between), we want to hear from you tonight on “Live in the Vocal Booth”.

Let's get it on with relationship coach sadie show. Topic: We're In Love, But We Have Nothing In Common. Chat live or call in 646-233-1302. Let coach sadie help you get your relationship back on track. Join the live experience on www.bks1radio.com

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One of the most challenging parts of any divorce, separation or break-up from a long-term relationship is getting along with your ex. In some cases, after you´ve divided up your possessions and worked out other financial and practical matters, you can wipe the slate clean and never look back.

If children are involved, though, this is not usually an option. You have to learn how to get along, be adults, and let go of your resentments -- not only for your own well-being but for the sake of your children. Now, if you´re thinking your kids can´t tell that you´re harboring feelings of resentment, anger or betrayal toward your ex because you mask it so well on the surface, think again. Children respond to who you are and how you feel more than how you pretend to be.

In time, and as you begin to release naturally, your feelings of resentment against your spouse will melt away. While this will make getting along with your ex much easier on you, the most important thing is the impact it will have on your children. They will definitely appreciate your openness to your ex, and in turn will develop a deeper, more open relationship with you.

If anyone you know is currently going through a divorce or break up and they have children, do pass the show info along to them so that they, too, can benefit from this show topic as well.

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Marlo Wright, Relationship Advisor

The Relationship and Sex Coach you have been waiting for is Marlo Wright! This sassy, knowledgeable expert will help transfer your relationship from mediocre to spicy! Marlo is tongue and cheek with her "look in the mirror approach," to relationships of all kinds. From marriages to dating, Marlo has helped many couples identify key areas to improve in their lives, both as indivuduals, and as a unit.

Marlo has successfully coached thousands of couples to healthier relationships and sex lives.

What to do When Your Spouse Doesn't Want Change?

• Does your spouse complain about not feeling well but won't see a doctor? Does your spouse make plans for a romantic evening or getaway with you and then ruin it by being too tired or not feeling well?
• Does your spouse talk about spending less money, or eating more healthy foods, or spending more time with the family, or getting more exercise, and then not follow through with those plans?
• Does your spouse make promises that aren't kept? Does your spouse acknowledge that there are problems in your relationship but refuses to change behaviors or see a marriage counselor with you?

The frustration of your spouse's lack of follow through on good intentions, or saying one thing and then doing another, or breaking promises can slowly erode both the emotional and physical intimacy in your marriage.

This frustration can be heightened if your spouse refuses to seek marriage counseling with you.

What can you do when faced with a spouse who has a serious behavior (gambles, drinks, spends too much money, has a very negative attitude, can't keep a job, is emotionally or physically abusive, doesn't make time for the children or spouse, is unfaithful, etc.) that could potentially destroy your marriage and your spouse won't change, isn't willing to work on improving your marriage, or won't seek marriage counseling?

Although it isn't easy to cope with this type of situation in a marriage, there's help on how you can deal with a difficult marriage when only one of you wants change.

Let's talk about it!

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Breaking up with someone you still have feelings for is one of the hardest things in the world. Sometimes, however, more pain will be caused by trying to stay together if the relationship truly cannot work out. There are many reasons why you might want to end a relationship with someone you love. Perhaps the romance is gone, but you still get along as friends. Perhaps your life goals are incompatible/ You might want children, while your partner prefers to remain child-free. Whatever your reasons for breaking up, you must understand why you are choosing to end the relationship, communicate honestly and respectfully, and establish boundaries for future interactions.

Breaking up with someone you really care about is never easy. The hurt, anger and confusion you go through only worsens if you have to see him often because of school or work. The best way to get him off your mind after a breakup is to cut off contact as much as possible and keep yourself busy. Take the time to discover your identity as a single person, re-discover friends you may have neglected for your relationship and get to a place in which you feel you can move on. A break up is not the end of the world. Sometimes a break-up can even be a good thing because it will give you a chance to re-evaluate your life, and maybe even lead you to find someone more suitable. The truth is, that you can move on after a break-up no matter how bad it may have been.

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DO YOU HAVE A KNOCK IT OFF? CALL 646 929 1530

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In the 21^st century many woman like to identify themselves as being an Independent Woman.  However what happens when a woman goes too far in expressing her level of independence?

For some pushing female independence is a good thing. Women have finally moved away from the whole Prince Charming coming to save me notion and young women are encouraged to do for themselves.

For others it is seen as pushing division and believe this line of thinking is rooted in hurt and mistrust of men. Perpetuating the "I don't need a man to be happy" philosophy.

What happened to pushing unity? Have single women become so independent and set in their ways that they are destined to be alone?

Let's talk about it!

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DO YOU WANT TO BE A MALE PERSPECTIVE? Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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DO YOU HAVE A KNOCK IT OFF? CALL 646 929 1530

Is there something that bothers you and you just want to tell the world to knock it off? If so, then call into the show at 11:59pm ET on any Friday from anywhere and tell us how you are feeling!!!!

Couples have many more choices than they did in the past. Today people can get married or stay single, have babies or remain childless, and go to work or be stay-at-home parents. Women can keep their name when they get married or change it, sometimes, men change their names too. The choice is up to you...

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DO YOU WANT TO BE A MALE PERSPECTIVE? Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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- The reason you would like to join the ladies of O.W.W.H.H. and be a male perspective on the show!

DO YOU HAVE A KNOCK IT OFF? CALL 646 929 1530

Is there something that bothers you and you just want to tell the world to knock it off? If so, then call into the show at 11:59pm ET on any Friday from anywhere and tell us how you are feeling!!!!

Relationship Abuse is a pattern of abusive and coercive behaviors used to maintain power and control over a former or current intimate partner.  Many assume that if they're not being physically abused by their partner, then they're not being abused.  That's not necessarily true.  An abusive relationship means more than being hit by the person who claims to love or care about you. Abuse can be emotional, psychological, financial, sexual or physical and can include threats, isolation, and intimidation. Abuse tends to escalate over time and can happen to anyone, regardless of size, gender, or strength, yet the problem is often overlooked, excused, or denied. Noticing and acknowledging the warning signs and symptoms of domestic violence and abuse is the first step to ending it.

Join the ladies of OWWHH as we discuss the signs and symptoms of domestic abuse and the support available.

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