Hello lovers and friends, welcome back to another episode of Sex Love and Reynolds Matters.

Luke and I have been talking about relationship stages, right babe?

Yeah, and there's a number of different takes that different therapists or just, you know,

relationship writers have as far as the way they label these and some break them up into like

seven to ten stages, some say there's five. Anyway, we've gone through a number of different

articles and we've put together the way we kind of see it and we're going to go through this

and recap where some of our relationships have ended. I mean, honestly, yes, some of these literally

cite like one of them is Women's Health Magazine and it says, according to therapists,

you know what, some of these people might just be fucking vloggers, you know, they could just be

people that are in a really awesome relationship. They're like in the honeymoon phase and they're like,

I'm going to write about how awesome relationships are or someone might be just like a better person,

not a vlogger, a blogger, and they're writing about it too. But at the end of the day, we're all in

different relationships. We've all experienced different relationships and I'm interested in

hearing everyone's perspective to be honest because I think you and I both agree that

we agree and disagree with some of these, right? 100%. Well, let's get into it. But the thing

is when they're like, well, from, you know, zero to six months is when you're in this phase and

after two years, you're definitely in this phase. Let me tell you, I was in a relationship for six

years and this shit does not, does not follow. Take it with a grain of salt, you know, but I do think

there's some really interesting POVs and I'm just really into reading all about this stuff.

Hence why we have a podcast. I'm in a numerology, astrology, anyograms. Why not the relationship stages?

Oh, I still have to do that anyogram, don't I? I do, because we're going to talk about that shit another

time. Okay. Okay. So the, this one article that we had read just like kind of on our own a while back

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