In this episode, Rae and Rufaro wrap up the book 'The Science of Happily Ever After' and delve into their final thoughts on dating today, and the complexities of social interactions in modern life that contribute to the state of dating today. For the rest of the episode, Rae-Ann poses a question that takes them down the path of discussing being black at work and some things they think might impact your career progression.

In this conversation, Rufaro and Rae discuss various aspects of relationships, including the importance of traits in partner selection, the role of friends in evaluating potential partners, and the dynamics of modern dating. They explore the concept of market value in relationships, emphasizing that individuals only need one suitable partner, regardless of societal pressures. The discussion also touches on the significance of being proactive in dating and the impact of personal growth on relationship success.

In this episode, Rae and Rufaro dive into 'The Science of Happily Ever After' by Ty Tashiro, exploring the complexities of love, relationships, and personal growth. They discuss how childhood experiences shape our understanding of love, the importance of positive narratives in relationships, and the key traits that contribute to successful partnerships. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, they emphasize the significance of ambition, self-awareness, and the balance of sacrifice in romantic connections. The conversation culminates in a discussion about the value of having a list of desired traits in a partner while remaining open to the unpredictability of love.

Welcome to the Perfect Peer Show Episode 1. In this introductory episode, you will get to meet Rae-Ann and Rufaro. They met as college roommates and describe their life-changing decision of coming to America for college. They discuss how this move still impacts them today as they navigate corporate America while reminiscing on their favorite college memories and later tell you what