THE X & Y SHOW
The sexy taboo stuff, that’s on everybody’s nasty mind. Juicy topics that includes the strawberry, chocolate, vanilla, and the NUTS! Can ya dig it! No topic is off limits or left unturned! Come listen to an array of topics originating from the numinous mind of your host, while being butt-naked and unperturbed. Nothing escapes X & Y Baby!
Episodes
Many men and women are alone because of not receiving family approval, particularly from their parents on the people they date. There comes a time where you have to be you and say fu*k what your family says.
Many people are alone because they choose not to settle for any potential mate. Sadly, women are more guilty of this. In reality, some of the stuff people believe to be a settle is anything but that.
Sextoys are like steaksauce. It just makes the steak taste better! Every man or woman in a relationship or marriage should be open to introducing sex toys into their sexual activities. If you've never used them, you better ask somebody!
Last night will go down in history as one of the biggest embarrassments I've seen. Will Smith set us back by confirming the stereotype of what the world thinks about all Black men!
For your next relationship, should you consider the pets the person has? You may not receive the love as their four-legged friend(s) do. Could you deal with that?
All the hoopla for one day out of the year? If you handled your business the other 364 days, spending your entire rent on one day would seem asinine!
There is so much talk of anal activities from men and women these days. Is there truly any sexual pleasure from performing this act on someone? Or is it just a shi*ty phase that society is going through?
Mental health is something that affects many people's lives. If you feel that you need help, talk to someone that you trust. Talk to someone that will listen, someone that will help you get better. There is no shame in needing help! Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-TALK, or text strength to 741-741.
Why are so many women saying no to being in a relationship and believing they are better off that way?
So many women have stuck-up attitudes when interacting with men! Why?
Christmas is a time of year where you're supposed to be happy. Yet, so many are miserable and alone. Why does this keep happening?
When was the last time you verbally expressed your gratitude to someone?
The Christmas holidays are a joyful time of the year. Just remember that everyone may not be as jolly as you are.
Why do we men & women have so many requirements when looking for a potential mate?
Thanksgiving is being grateful for what you have and being alive. Being able to see, hear, speak, touch, and walk. About spending time with family and friends. More than just eating a damn turkey!
Would you move to another place for a loved one? How far would you go to support your spouse?
So many women are so independent these days. Women are educated, successful in their careers, financially stable, and even have babies by themselves. So do women need men?
What kind of world is this? Where children today can no longer do the things we did as kids. Will we wake up one day, and Trick or Treating is banned altogether?
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