Domesticology - Blis.fm

The Ladies of Domesticology discuss the past years shows. Callers reminisce with the hosts of their favorite shows and what the show meant to them. Previous guests call in to also share personal experiences while on the show or as listeners.

The ladies of Domesticology discuss cheating mates and if it is possible to forgive and move forward in a relationship. Why do people cheat? What are the steps of forgiveness, if possible; or should you let go all together.

The Ladies of Domesticology discuss the games that people play in the dating world. What are some of the games and how do you deal with the lies, strategic moves and "rules" of dating.

How can intimacy relieve your stress? The ladies of domesticology educate you on how to expand your sexual norms with explicit examples of soft and hard core dirty talk and detailed phone sex directives. Role play options are discussed but most importantly the ladies focus in on the importance of allowing yourself to be free behind closed doors with your significant other in a safe yet controlled environment.

By popular demand, the ladies of Domesticology discuss the good the bad and the ugly of Sex in 2014. What is expected of men and women in the home. The ladies discuss the different types of relationships and how to avoid getting caught up in negative or abusive relationships just because the sex is good. Male callers share feedback on the topic and the importance of communication and intimacy in a relationship.

The ladies of Domesticology begin this two part series on the drama filled reality shows that have captured millions of listeners. With Reality TV starting way back in 1986 with MTV's Real World, how did we develop a craving for 50 plus percentage of TV being watched is our viewing someone elses lives. Discussion on the ladies of the Real Housewives of Atlanta, Beverly Hills, and New Jersey. Highlights and feedback on the women of Mob Wives ending the show with more drama from Hip Hop Hollywood & Atlanta.

With Brittany Maynard taking her life early last week the ladies of domesticology discuss the idea around death with dignity. Is it right? We discuss the laws and the states that this option is legal. Who should have the right to end their life on their own terms.

The ladies of Domesticology discuss the impacts of fatherless children. Statistics are shared about children from fatherless homes. Questions caller as to reasons why fathers walk away from their children due to parental alienation, inability to communicate as co-parents and lack of confidence in the court. The Ladies provide feedback and resources for parents to get back into their children's lives.

The ladies of domesticology discuss paternity fraud on tonight's show. Mother's who knowingly name a father of a child who have had relations with others. Our guest, a father, shares his story about his raising a child that wasn't his for almost 7 years. What consequences are our there for this type of behavior? Discussion involves how to avoid it, and what men and women can do to help the child victim in these types of cases.

Continuation of Bedroom Talk educates listeners on 5 essentials for maintaining a positive relationship. In today's society open and alternative relationships are becoming more common, a caller shares his experience and opinion on why these types of relationships could be healthy. The ladies of Domesticology provide feedback and insight on these relationships, by suggesting rules, safety and the ability to be open and confident.

With October being Bullying Awareness Month, the ladies of Domesticology discuss how bullying is the third leading factor contributing to suicide in adolescents. Listen to callers share their personal stories around bullying, learn the signs, symptoms and characteristics of children being bullied and those that bully. Sarah and Tia provide Blis.fm listeners and parents with real resources throughout the nation that will provide assistance and services for victims.

The ladies of Domesticology discuss interracial relationships and how they are perceived in 2014 versus 1970. We’ll highlight the top 10 issues with dating outside of your race, including feedback from friends, family and society.