For men to express emotions, finding a space and a person to be vulnerable with is very important. Since its already been a society which suppresses men from expressing their emotions verbally and communicate about it, the only emotions that is allowed to be shown is anger and men hold on to that as the first priority emotion to keep others afar as it allows them to get their space to go through the emotional rollercoaster going on within them. So I feel it is something both men and women have to understand and learn to be able to create that space as expressive men who are able to communicate and understand what emotions they are going through and put it across for the other people around to learn what is actually going on. It is simply going to make relationships a lot healthier for all genders. Good podcast.. Felt like it ended up too soon but you are taking up good topics.. Keep up the good work..
After watching your 1st potcast My perspective of love was changed. In my case if i love someone i should love her life time after that love is not at all at big deal.
Love the podcast!! The insightful content keeps me hooked. Just a tiny request, any chance of longer episodes? Thirty minutes just leaves me craving more! Keep up the great work!!!
Watched the glimpse in insta. Came to youtube and watched the full episode. The voice is soothing to ears💕🤌. Great guest and I got some clarity about relationships.
As I mentioned in your previous video, please consider creating a podcast where you and your husband discuss how you met, what drew you to each other as life partners, the challenges you've faced, and your vision for the future in terms of family. I'm interested in hearing about your journey together. Your perspective towards life seems to be so jovial, and I want to know how destiny played a role in your life. You seem to be a cool person to talk about anything...
Recently only checked your channel i think this is the 3rd one. Good job the questions are quite sensible nice interaction. Good to see tanglish channel. Nice initiative.
I guess in the world of fast consumption, it is good to be able to savour an episode, deliberate about it and let it question you for a while before the new one drops, and you're taken to another world of new ideas and perspectives, no?
The group of people who mentioned men's too have to express. It is okay to express but sooner or later they always will be played with the emotions by another parties. Trust me this is the bitter truth. Being real with partners is good but there are times where the females will be challenging us indirectly knowing our weakness. Reality is different bro. A lot of them keep it themselves for multiple reasons and some want to be in a good book with women. So many men's struggling out.
This conversation feels like 2 rich kids who has previllaged background speaking of Instagramable men emotions rather than real ones For the host try someone from other industries other than media and calling upon your inner circle people I have seen 3 of your podcast until now but all of them feel similar no changes at all on topics either
How you people are easily saying livein word now im 27 till now i only talk with one person and that to for 20 days only😅 Then she said that unga ulagam vera yanga ulagam vera😅🤣 if I get a chance say in livein.i will go for it but in one condition she should be with me for life long
from the looks of it , i assuming that this guys life was on easy mode most of the time and his friends were also with similar experience , 1. the men crying part is handled very casually in this podcast by both the host and the guest, but in reality men should not cry in front of anyone and everyone. people will tell otherwise but only who has experienced the outcome will know that it's true. I have myself seen my friends who are girls mock and discount their boyfriend agony and pain by calling them crybaby, chotu, want lollipop, and so on.most girls action and words are seldom in sync on such topics. 2. promotion of live-in relationship is on the rise , this is very childish in my opinion. if we love some one we would definitely compromise on some level and make it work. but the ability to take test drive makes this whole thing more like a automobile shopping, how many live-in relation ship have failed miserably, take Shraddha & Aftab case for instance. since you people are influencers who are promoting live-in and suppose something really bad happens to either party and their decision to go for live-in was based on one of your podcast, it means you influenced them right?what about the accountability? 3. your line of question is more abrupt, most people can not relate to your guest if they are not familiar with your guest. it's better to have a intro about the guest upbringing, economical clique he/she belonged to during his early days and present.for example I had a culture shock when Gayatri said she had her fair share of flings and drinks during her college years. i absolutely couldn't relate being in her age group.
For men to express emotions, finding a space and a person to be vulnerable with is very important. Since its already been a society which suppresses men from expressing their emotions verbally and communicate about it, the only emotions that is allowed to be shown is anger and men hold on to that as the first priority emotion to keep others afar as it allows them to get their space to go through the emotional rollercoaster going on within them. So I feel it is something both men and women have to understand and learn to be able to create that space as expressive men who are able to communicate and understand what emotions they are going through and put it across for the other people around to learn what is actually going on. It is simply going to make relationships a lot healthier for all genders. Good podcast.. Felt like it ended up too soon but you are taking up good topics.. Keep up the good work..
Thank you so much! :))
I even checked out your channel earlier today to see whether any videos are posted and was disappointed to see none.Thank you for the video
Thank you so much! Made my day :)
Really happy to find people talk these stuff together with clarity and love.❤
Love the effort guys.❤🎉
Keep going for more ❤🎉😊
After watching your 1st potcast
My perspective of love was changed. In my case if i love someone i should love her life time after that love is not at all at big deal.
Thanks for this podcast, Mercy, please do more! Keep them coming. You hold good conversations, and are a great listener.
Thank you so much! 😊
Love the podcast!! The insightful content keeps me hooked. Just a tiny request, any chance of longer episodes? Thirty minutes just leaves me craving more! Keep up the great work!!!
I started loving ur videos,ohmy your voice is so cool and u look sooooooo beautiful as well. Thankyou so much for ur videos☺.
Watched the glimpse in insta. Came to youtube and watched the full episode. The voice is soothing to ears💕🤌. Great guest and I got some clarity about relationships.
Your voice...such a bliss..you are blessed..do more podcast
As I mentioned in your previous video, please consider creating a podcast where you and your husband discuss how you met, what drew you to each other as life partners, the challenges you've faced, and your vision for the future in terms of family. I'm interested in hearing about your journey together. Your perspective towards life seems to be so jovial, and I want to know how destiny played a role in your life. You seem to be a cool person to talk about anything...
Haha! Thank you so much! Sometime soon we will do that.
Used to find podcasts boring till I found yours, good job and thanks for educating us. Any suggestions for podcasts similar to yours?
Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it :)
Your content and your voice is so fresh ❤ Good to see something refreshing in youtube finally !!
Thank you so much! ☺️
Literally been waiting for your video
Thank you! Hope you like it :))
Beautiful video. High quality content. NEVER STOPPP, KEEP GOING.
Thank you 🙌
I watched this full podcast is very entertaining do more podcast's like this ❤️
Thank you so much! 😁
One of the best podcasts I've come across in a while! Love what you do @MercyJohn
Thank you so much! ☺️
Recently only checked your channel i think this is the 3rd one. Good job the questions are quite sensible nice interaction. Good to see tanglish channel. Nice initiative.
Awesome, thank you!
Pls make a videos little faster...I'm waiting for so many days...Great podcast...i loved it❤
I guess in the world of fast consumption, it is good to be able to savour an episode, deliberate about it and let it question you for a while before the new one drops, and you're taken to another world of new ideas and perspectives, no?
A Topic to Be Discussed... Kudos to Mercy for The effort to bring Such contents... Keep Rocking...
Thank you so much 😁
@@Mercyonair Watching from your 1st Podcast... Pretty Much Connecting Also Supporting... Keep Rocking, Stay Blessed...
Why mens won't express it won't convey in proper way.
My love in 100%
my expression is 20 %
Your podcast is awesome ! I love your voice
Thank you so much!
A kind of an Eyeopening content and Video. Thanks to you!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
your podcast is sooo cutee, LOVE YOUR CONTENT 😭❤
Thank you! 😊
Cha"Rizz"ma is a simpler origin to remember.
its vera lvl ma , liked itttt soo muchhhh
Thank you so much!☺️
The group of people who mentioned men's too have to express. It is okay to express but sooner or later they always will be played with the emotions by another parties. Trust me this is the bitter truth. Being real with partners is good but there are times where the females will be challenging us indirectly knowing our weakness. Reality is different bro. A lot of them keep it themselves for multiple reasons and some want to be in a good book with women. So many men's struggling out.
Mercy pls upload vids soon.
Is it only me or Arjun's voice sounds very similar to talking voice of Sid Sriram.
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This conversation feels like 2 rich kids who has previllaged background speaking of Instagramable men emotions rather than real ones
For the host try someone from other industries other than media and calling upon your inner circle people
I have seen 3 of your podcast until now but all of them feel similar no changes at all on topics either
Waiting for marriage to know what you people's taking about 😅😅
How you people are easily saying livein word now im 27 till now i only talk with one person and that to for 20 days only😅
Then she said that unga ulagam vera yanga ulagam vera😅🤣
if I get a chance say in livein.i will go for it but in one condition she should be with me for life long
Then you might as well marry them, or imprison them with the key thrown away. 😅
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from the looks of it , i assuming that this guys life was on easy mode most of the time and his friends were also with similar experience ,
1. the men crying part is handled very casually in this podcast by both the host and the guest, but in reality men should not cry in front of anyone and everyone. people will tell otherwise but only who has experienced the outcome will know that it's true.
I have myself seen my friends who are girls mock and discount their boyfriend agony and pain by calling them crybaby, chotu, want lollipop, and so on.most girls action and words are seldom in sync on such topics.
2. promotion of live-in relationship is on the rise , this is very childish in my opinion. if we love some one we would definitely compromise on some level and make it work. but the ability to take test drive makes this whole thing more like a automobile shopping, how many live-in relation ship have failed miserably, take Shraddha & Aftab case for instance.
since you people are influencers who are promoting live-in and suppose something really bad happens to either party and their decision to go for live-in was based on one of your podcast, it means you influenced them right?what about the accountability?
3. your line of question is more abrupt, most people can not relate to your guest if they are not familiar with your guest. it's better to have a intro about the guest upbringing, economical clique he/she belonged to during his early days and present.for example I had a culture shock when Gayatri said she had her fair share of flings and drinks during her college years. i absolutely couldn't relate being in her age group.