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on Facebook. It's just at Man Talks on all of those platforms. The topic today is a big,

juicy one. It is how to know when to go. How can we tell when we need

to leave the relationship that we are in? I hear this question all the time from both sides of the party,

from the men and the women on both sides. And it usually sounds a little bit different, but it usually revolves around the same thing. So this came up because at a past event, I had a few women come up to me. And they were saying, hey, I would love to get your insight on how do I know when to leave my relationship. I've been in this relationship for a while. I'm not too sure that it's going anywhere. I can't tell if he's like really committed. He doesn't seem to be like, you know, every time I bring up marriage, he freaks out or, you know, shuts down. I'm not really too sure if this is the right relationship for him or for me. And then from the man's side of the situation, I hear a lot of guys saying like, yeah, it's going great, but I'm not really

too sure. You know, I've been in this relationship for four or five years. I don't only know,

like, we haven't moved in together. I'm not too sure if it's what I want to be. I'm trying to

figure out like all these other parts of my life right now. And there's just a huge amount of

apprehension to moving the relationship forward. Now, obviously, this is not

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