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This is everyday life I'm not rich or poor just somewhere in between, but my love and family is always my priority. I faced throughout the course of our lifetime the good and the bad, but God is number one in my life and sarcasm is my best friend along with humor, this is who I am. Let's Talk About It if you have a question or just simply need advice. Life is what you make of it, but it is a blessing and though there were tough times I have persevered through what God has put forward in me as a father.
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Send us a text A single letter turned into a wide-open conversation about loss, love, and the hard work of rebuilding. I share what changed after my wife passed unexpectedly—how grief lives in the small moments, why I kept the mic on anyway, and the steady ways I’ve learned to show up for my kids while protecting my peace. If you’ve ever tried to lead a family through chaos and still find a reason to smile in the morning, this one will feel close to home. https://www.instagram.com/d6empire3...
Send us a text A single letter can capture an entire system. Angie writes from Kansas, where she earns $7.25 an hour at Dollar Tree, and her questions cut to the bone: why do prices rise while pay stays stuck, and why do executives collect bonuses while stores struggle to keep staff? We take her story piece by piece, laying out the lived reality of short breaks, rotating schedules, and the feeling of being “just a number,” then stack it against the scale and profits of a national retailer. ...
Send us a text What happens when the “perfect match” turns out to be three people? A listener named AJ writes with a jaw-dropping confession: he fell for a woman he met at Comic-Con, only to discover she’s an identical triplet from a polygamous community—and now all three sisters are pregnant. It sounds like a fantasy until the fallout kicks in: confusion about identity and consent, a plan to all live together, and a future packed with doctor visits, diapers, and serious conversations with tw...
Send us a text A letter lands in our inbox and detonates the truth: a so-called PI who moved from mom to daughter to best friend, leaving behind broken trust and a pregnancy. We open Rachel’s update and walk, step by step, through the confrontation with Ron—his shifting stories about how many kids he has, the hollow promises to “step up,” and the jaw-dropping ask for a threesome while Angela is expecting. It’s messy, emotional, and painfully familiar to anyone who’s dealt with a charming liar...
Send us a text We walk through the details you need to weigh this with a clear head. Mom is 49, divorced after repeated infidelity, raising four kids into adulthood, and now building an online business that funds a Bora Bora trip. No partners on camera, no chaos at home, just a woman steering her own life. We dig into the ethics of autonomy, the realities of online safety, and the generational double standard that says young people can explore while parents must age quietly. Along the way, we...
Send us a text This is a follow up to the Family Tree Episode but this is the a response from Racheal, we walk through the emotional chain reaction: a furious mom confronting history, a best friend torn between fear and hope, and a man who cycled through relationships with a pattern of secrecy, paternity tests, and instability. Instead of gawking at the chaos, we map the lessons. Why vetting matters more than charisma. How loneliness nudges us to excuse obvious red flags. What it looks like t...
Send us a text We walk through the core skills that turn dating from chaos into character: hearing “no” without rewriting it as “maybe,” recognizing when persistence crosses into stalking, and separating workplace warmth from real-world interest. We talk cultural nuance, too—the weight of family expectations, visas, and study or work priorities—without using any of that as a shortcut past someone’s boundaries. Consent is simple. Respect is non-negotiable. From there we get practical. How to ...
Send us a text A love story with sharp corners lands in our inbox: a 28-year-old mom hires a private investigator to track child support, catches feelings, and then discovers he once dated her mother and is tied to her best friend’s pregnancy. What starts as comfort and chemistry turns into a tangle of secrets, court papers, and a rushed engagement that raises more questions than it answers. If this hit a nerve, tap follow, share with a friend who needs the nudge, and leave a review with yo...
Send us a text A small-town filmmaker chases a production dream in Las Vegas and ends up on the wrong set—his own bedroom. When Jordan writes in about Emily, a partner who drifted from private tapes to public uploads and then into a brief stint with a porn studio, we unpack the messy middle between curiosity, consent, and consequences. The internet’s promise of fast fame collides with the slow work of building a creative career, and the gap between those worlds is wider than it looks on a pho...
Send us a text I share Angel’s story alongside my own recent moment as a dad: a vaping incident on the school bus, the hard conversation that followed, and a three-month plan to rebuild trust without breaking the relationship. We separate discipline from rage, explain why chores are not servitude but skill-building, and show how consistency turns respect into a habit. We also tackle culture and context—how different families set different lines, why social media scripts can’t replace your val...
Send us a text I talk about what “preference” actually means—and what it doesn’t. I don’t put anyone on a pedestal; I look for character, kindness, and the ability to resolve conflict without turning life into a battlefield. We get into authenticity versus social media personas, why natural connection beats curated image, and how jealousy shows up in every culture if we let insecurity steer. I share why I won’t start fights to prove loyalty, won’t read phones to satisfy suspicion, and won’t m...
Send us a text We also dig into a listener letter that’s equal parts hilarious and alarming. Casper writes about his girlfriend’s deep belief in a coming zombie apocalypse—endless zombie shows, doomsday podcasts, and a 2 a.m. raw-meat “experiment” to see if she’ll turn. We unpack where fandom becomes fixation, how pop culture shapes fear, and the difference between healthy preparedness and obsession. More importantly, we talk practical relationship tools: setting boundaries, naming red flags,...
Send us a text A single attic photo turned a quiet family life into a reckoning. When Christina found evidence that her grandfather once wore the Klan’s robe, she had to decide whether to stay silent or ask hard questions at the Sunday table. What followed was anger, distance, and a deeper look at how prejudice hides behind “tradition,” how control dresses up as care, and why love gets stronger the moment you stop protecting lies. https://www.instagram.com/d6empire357 https://www.instagr...
Send us a text We read MJ’s letter about paying his way through bad dates in the U.S., then weighing a flood of attention from Filipino Cupid. We share hard-won rules for vetting abroad, spending smart, spotting red flags, and choosing a path that protects your heart and your wallet. • why money-led dating backfires and how to set pace • how to vet online matches with simple, consistent checks • practical safety tips for Cebu travel and meetups • cultural context in the Philippines and famil...
Send us a text A listener named Alexis shares eight years with a boyfriend now serving time, while repeated prison visits reveal other women and shifting explanations. We weigh loyalty against red flags and offer a practical way to leave a cycle that feeds on hope and isolation. • eight-year relationship with repeated betrayals • overlapping prison visits and conflicting stories • patterns of control, scarcity and manipulation • difference between promises and behavior • practical steps to s...
Send us a text We read Jessica’s letter about a locked VR headset, a hidden camera, and a shocking reveal involving her identical twin. We unpack jealousy, boundaries, and what counts as betrayal when the line between real and virtual blurs. • VR secrecy and the emotional impact on trust • Setting adult routines instead of adolescent habits • Is virtual intimacy with a known person betrayal • How comparison to a sibling fuels resentment • Concrete boundaries for tech, time and money • Privat...
Send us a text Have you ever felt so undervalued at work that you considered taking matters into your own hands? This revealing episode tackles the dangerous territory of workplace revenge and the thin line between feeling justified and crossing ethical boundaries. Ready to navigate workplace challenges with integrity intact? Listen now, and if you've faced similar situations, reach out at d6empire357@gmail.com—I'd love to hear your story on a future episode. https://www.instagram.com/d6empi...
Send us a text This Episode is just a rant and just getting some thinks off my chest, nothing much just a little tired https://www.instagram.com/d6empire357 https://www.instagram.com/thaicon357 https://www.instagram.com/letstalkaboutit357
Send us a text This is an episode about a IG'er or TikTok creator that in my opinion may need so help or just maybe just need something I don't know but i honestly didn't spend a lot of time on this. https://www.instagram.com/d6empire357 https://www.instagram.com/thaicon357 https://www.instagram.com/letstalkaboutit357
Send us a text Politics can invade our closest relationships, sometimes forcing choices between personal beliefs and keeping the peace with loved ones. When political differences grow extreme, they can tear families apart and drive partners toward unexpected connections that better align with their authentic selves. • Making voting decisions based on pressure from a spouse rather than personal conviction • Politics becoming an obsession that disconnects people from their families • Finding u...
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