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As we wrap-up season two, we talk about what we have learned from our interviews with young men, young women, a married women, a married man, and our discussion on parenting.
We tackle the glaring disparity of expectations between genders, examining how societal norms and cultural influences often lead to the marginalization of single women. We also emphasize the desperate need for resources and constructive dialogues to help our youth build and sustain wholesome relationships.
Feeling undervalued is a common experience among many women due to the warped definition of masculinity that prizes financial stability over emotional maturity. As we turn the tables on this perspective, we dissect what it truly means to be a man - and no, it isn't just about the financials. We advocate for the pivotal role of emotional intelligence in building strong, fulfilling relationships, and stress the importance of mutual understanding and openness for growth.
Be prepared to be enlightened and inspired as we share our personal stories, learnings, and perspectives in hopes of sparking a positive transformation within our community. Don't miss out on this empowering conversation!

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Chapters

1. Challenges of Single Life in Oromo Muslim Community (00:00:00)

2. Emotional Intelligence in Relationships (00:08:42)

3. Addressing the Need for Relationship Education (00:14:21)

4. Understanding Differences and Practicing Grace (00:24:26)

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