Hosted by JoAnne and Darris Alston Jr. · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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JoAnne and Darris Alston Jr. hosts Couples C.H.A.A.T, a society show with 24 episodes published.
In this episode of Couples C.H.A.A.T the Alston’s chaat about individual and shared growth and development withing a relationship and how you seemly can’t have one without the other. In life the only thing constant is ch
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In this episode of Couple C.H.A.A.T the Alston’s chaat about social media and the role it plays in relationships. It doesn’t matter if you’re an influencer or someone who post once or twice a year social media in relatio
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In this episode the Alston’s chat about what it really means to be “Equally Yoked” too often people miss out on a great chance for love & happiness in a relationship because they don’t feel like they have much in common
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In this episode of Couples C.H.A.A.T. the Alston’s chaat about how even though your heart may be in the right place taking the approach of “Mr./ Mrs. Fix it” in your relationship normally is not the best approach. It’s n
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In this episode of Couples C.H.A.A.T. the Alston’s chaat about how even though your heart may be in the right place taking the approach of “Mr./ Mrs. Fix it” in your relationship normally is not the best approach. It’s n
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In this episode of Couples C.H.A.A.T. the Alston’s chaat about how even though your heart may be in the right place taking the approach of “Mr./ Mrs. Fix it” in your relationship normally is not the best approach. It’s n
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In this episode of Couples C.H.A.A.T. the Alston’s chaat about how even though your heart may be in the right place taking the approach of “Mr./ Mrs. Fix it” in your relationship normally is not the best approach. It’s n
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In this episode the Alston’s C.H.A.A.T about how loving someone doesn’t always mean that you like them. It is normal and healthy in a relationship to at times not like your partner. Maybe they did or said something that
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In this episode of Couples C.H.A.A.T the Alston’s CHAAT about doing the hard thing and addressing the elephant in the room. We all know the saying goes “ignorance is bliss” however we also know that there is nothing blis
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In this episode the Alston's C.H.A.A.T about body counts. Should the answer to the question "How many people have you slept with?" determin how you treat someone or more importatnly if you chose to move forward in a rela
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In this episode the Alston's C.H.A.A.T about being in a relationship while having best friends of the opposite sex. Many may not see this as an issue, however, has it been discussed? Does it exist? If so, come chaat with
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Welcome Back to Couples C.H.A.A.T Darris and JoAnne Alston Jr. are excited to reconnect with you, our valued listener with season two. In this episode the Alston's CHAAT about losing your personal identity while in a rel
Show notesPSA: This episode is Rated R. In this episode the Alston’s chaat about sexual fantasies, if there is really such a thing as “bad sex”, sexual desires, pleasures, and much more. All these topics around sex can be very awk
Show notesIn this episode the Alston's chaat about financial literacy in a relationship and the importance of being like-minded when it comes to all things relating to money. There’s no one stingier than a person with a coin lol.
Show notesIn this episode the Alston’s chaat about how trauma can affect your relationship. Past trauma, hurt, guilt, or abuse can have a major effect on how you engage with your spouse due to not fully processing the trauma to be
Show notesIn this episode the Alston’s chaat about the multifaceted nature of love! We all know Love is patient and Love is kind…however, it can be and is so much more than just those things. Just as a chameleons’ instinct is to c
Show notesIn this episode of the Alston’s C.H.A.A.T. about how spending quality alone can help you discover what it is that you value in any relationship to come. Being alone has its benefits, it gives you time to reflect on past
Show notesIn this episode of the Alston’s C.H.A.A.T about how we navigated our way of being married at 23 years old, we were questioned by many as to why we were getting married so young, but if you ask us, it was one of the best
Show notesIn this episode the Alston’s C.H.A.A.T about how often in relationships, people tend to take on a lot of responsibility, we like to call this superhero syndrome. If you feel like the weight of the relationship is on your
Show notesDescription: In this episode the Alston’s C.H.A.A.T about being able to trust your partner to represent you when you aren’t present. Would you feel comfortable with your partner speaking on your behalf? Sometimes we are
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