Getchu a New Service Provider! Emotional Calls

Flaws & All

I can be messy. She can be a busy body. I can be selfish. She can be a know-it-all. With the many flaws we all possess a supportive partner can help you take inventory to lay those faults (that are sometimes masked as values) on the table for all to see and invite those closest to you to accept you for you. Join Candice and Kelly as they discuss the keys to loving your partner for who they are and who they aren't. Shout out to one and only Tamara Y. for providing inspiration for this episode!

Back to School Rush!

School's in session, which means that Candice and Kelly are taking a mid-season break! Don't worry we'll be back soon! Make sure to email us at loveyoujustenough@gmail.com to send us episode suggestions, questions, and your stories!

Getchu a New Service Provider! Emotional Calls

"Hello, hello baby you called, I can't hear thing." This Lady Gaga bop will be stuck in your head all day! Can you hear your partner's emotional calls over "Telephone?" Turn down the music, turn off all distractions and listen up! In this episode, Candice and Kelly discuss emotional calls. You and your partner make thousands of emotional calls to one another every year. Are you hearing the call? Did you miss it? What now? This episode they also discuss collaboration vs. compromise.

Letting People In

We never came out, we "let people in" and "came to" owning who we are. Many have asked us to share our coming out story. In this episode, Candice and Kelly discuss some of the experiences that have influenced who they are, the discovery of their sexual identity and how they love. Share your "coming out", "coming to", and/or "letting people in" story at loveyoujustenough@gmail.com [http://loveyoujustenough@gmail.com].

Live Together, Love Together, Work Together

"How does it work? You're married, and you work together? How do you balance all of that?" Candice and Kelly get these questions all the time! They work for the same organization and in the same department. While they are far from the only couple managing this, they offer some tips from their own experiences on how to balance, work, life, and marriage (even if you don't work together).