Anthony and Queen Nina start out this episode with a little bit of movie trivia and some interesting facts and opinions about The Color Purple, and the fact that many people think it was made by a black director instead of Steven Spielberg. On to the real discussion: is it important for women to have a label in a relationship? Nina goes into what women really want from a relationship, and they both discuss a situation from one of the previous hosts, Tone. What makes a relationship, and what makes it official? Is living together and regularly being intimate with each other enough to be considered an official relationship? And why do so many people (especially men) fail to introduce the person they're with as their official boyfriend/girlfriend? How many dates would it take for a couple to be considered mutually exclusive? The debate ensues as too what is the specific criteria to define the labels of a relationship. Listen to this episode to get some critical insights into relationship labels and how much it takes to be official in these modern times.
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