In this episode of Mitchh & Nem, we’re tackling a big question in relationships—how much should you actually share with your partner?

From locations, passwords, and bank accounts to personal boundaries, we’re breaking down when (and if) it’s the right time to open up that part of your life. Even in marriage, not everyone shares everything—and that’s okay. But where’s the line between privacy and partnership?

We also talk about the challenges couples face when it comes to trust, transparency, and respect, plus the reality of navigating personal space in committed relationships.

This conversation will have you rethinking what true openness means in love. Subscribe, hit that bell, and join the discussion—because This gone be gooooood! 🎙️✨

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From one-sided support to shady behavior and everything in between, we’re breaking down the signs that a friendship might not be as solid as it seems. We’re sharing personal experiences, real talk, and the hard truths about what to look out for when it comes to protecting your peace and energy.

Whether it’s time to set boundaries or walk away, this episode will have you rethinking the people you call “friend.”

Tap in, subscribe, and get ready—This gone be gooooood!

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When is the right time to go public with your relationship? In this episode of Mitchh & Nem, we’re diving deep into the highs and lows of public relationships—dealing with breakups, the pressure of public perception, and the impact of scandals.

We’re also keeping it real about respecting boundaries in relationships and marriages. Whether you’re single, dating, or married, this episode is packed with insights and laughs you won’t want to miss!

Subscribe, like, and join the conversation in the comments because This gone be gooooood! 🎙️✨

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