Welcome back to the channel. It's Tavares from Golly Dating 101 and I just want to

apologize for those of you who tuned in last week and didn't get an episode.

But you were here today that shows that you're a part of Golly Gang, you are subscribed and you're, you know, keeping up with this.

If you are subscribed, I encourage you to do so.

There are plenty of episodes that will encourage you, and there is going to be some, you know, family videos and all the type of things we'll be doing in the future.

But I appreciate you guys for tuning into the podcast week after week and supporting the channel in general.

We do know we have a countercultural message, but we are striving to live

for God in our purity and our relationships in our lifestyle. That's the goal. If you messed up

before you listen to this episode, I pray that something in here encourages you to keep thriving for God's well.

But yeah, so if you haven't, be sure to check out the Golly Dating 101 book.

I'm always going to plug that in every episode

because I'm hoping that you guys get that and you leave your reviews. But today I

want to talk about ways that individuals manage to get themselves manipulated.

And I know the title was going to say, you know, singles,

but I think some of this happens in relationships as well.

So don't, don't think that this is only for one demographic.

But let's just jump right into that.

Here are a few ways that people get manipulated, because I share the post.

And I thought, well, I'll just make a post that talks about, a video that talks about more ways that people get

manipulated. One of the things, first of all, God said you're my spouse. Now, I don't know where this

line came from.

Please comment below if you're on YouTube and someone has told you before

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