Good evening, everybody. How y'all doing? Got a great show plan for you. As always, we're going to

be talking about that end of the week, Sunday night, end of the weekend anxiety that creeps up.

Some people call it the Sunday scaries. I feel it. I can start to feel the anxiety building in my

body as the end of Sunday nights winding down. We're going to talk about ways to

cope with that and also ways to de-escalate fights and conflict. Really important stuff. And that

really relates to every single relationship we're in. And DMs, as always, if you got a question

for us, drop them in the DMs on our Loveland IG page and we'll answer that for you. Gosh, okay, study came out,

ready for this one. This is a really big number. Half, half of men have had unwanted sexual

advances and experiences. So basically, this came out of the UK and it's calling for more attention

to sexual abuse survivors who identifies male. Yeah, traditionally,

there's both a stigma and some people actually don't think it's real. They think,

how can a man be sexually assaulted or sexually abused? Well, it can happen throughout the lifespan.

It's about power. It's about control. It's about shame. It's about stigma. Men are afraid to often

come forward. And if it's at the hands of someone who's opposite

gendered, sometimes it feels very emasculating. So people don't necessarily know that what

is occurring is not okay. We tend to think that for people that are male, male identified,

or male presenting, that somehow boundaries sexually are different, that they are better able

or better equipped to take care of themselves or maybe even might enjoy it. But sexual abuse is real. It happens to every single gender presentation. We have to talk about it

more to normalize it so that people will better understand, you know, how to take care of themselves,

how to come forward and more importantly, how to not enact that on someone else. It really comes down

to impact, not just intent, but also consent. So we'll keep talking about it, but

you know, half of men that came out of a study. And again, there's a wide range as to what makes

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