The DAPS Show

I ask the simple question "What does it take to be a man?" I share my answer to the question, knowing it isn't my final answer. It is my first attempt at answering the question but it definitely isn't my final answer. How would you answer this question? Please share in the comments.
 
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In this episode, I share my thoughts on the narrative floating around many platforms regarding modern women. I question where some of the confusion is coming from and how we as a society can be of support.

In this conversation, I learned a great deal about Angela. A single mother who was tasked with the difficult decision of putting her second born up for adoption and changing her decision. Once she regained custody of her child, she then had the responsibility of having to bury that child within a short span. 

An insightful conversation with two friends on how to protect your inner peace from toxicity. We discuss several scenarios and share our experiences as well as perspectives on them.

When is it okay to get the attention or not to give the attention to your partner? This episode is an attempt to understand the opposite sex and how men can gain a greater understanding of women. What do women want from men in a relationship? Is what men have to offer or give to a relationship enough for women?

In this episode, I am logically speaking about the difficulty some of us have to listen to logic and reason when we are emotionally triggered by the truth in what is being spoken. 

In this episode, I address the topic of habits and how our habits impact us on a daily basis and beyond. How many bad habits do you have and how do you intend to drop them? Adopt some of the suggestions in this episode and reap the benefits of adopting new positive habits and behaviors.

In this episode, I discuss the contrast between the slave auction block and today's entertainment industry structures. How this structure treats its black acts or characters in comparison to the treatment of slaves by slave owners of the past.