Romance is dead. Gender roles have dissolved and men forced to find value in themsleves beyond just providing and protecting. Roses Are Dead is a community where men sharpen men in the areas of leadership, confidence and purpose. An aura of boldness, simplicity and mystery can get a man whatever he wants. Whether we’re chasing our dreams, approaching women or raising our kids, we expect success in... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 217 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & Culture |
“Why are you single?”…such a loaded question. Some people use it question your value as a partner. Other genuinely want to know what's stopping you from finding the relationship you want. The latter is a great opportunity to reflect on your dating pa... more
In this practical episode, Jones and Terry guide listeners through what to do when their boundaries are crossed. With straightforward advice and relatable examples, they break down the steps to take when feeling uncomfortable or disrespected in a rel... more
In this episode of "Roses Are Dead," hosts Jones and Terry, along with guest Tahoe (Hard or Soft podcast) discuss their biggest dating Ls. From mix-ups to misunderstandings, they share their hilarious and sometimes embarrassing stories. Whether it's ... more
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My intention is to never tear a black man down so even though I’m about to say my honest opinion, i still want you to win. That is why i still gave 5 stars. I’ve been listening to this podcast since Facebook live days. I have always enjoyed it up until now. I understand everything is still new so it’s room for improvement. I just don’t like the structure of this podcast anymore. Ever since the rebrand (Roses are dead) it kinda gives the vibes of every other podcast out. Example: “hot topics on c... more
I stumbled across this podcast during my healing journey in 2019 and it changed my life. The whole team is dope. I enjoy listening to the podcast and love how they all interact with one another. It gives family vibes and seems like a healthy environment to be in.
I listened to some of his episodes because the descriptions seem interesting and balanced and evolved... I'd say Terry thinks he's being modern and progressive, but he has so much further to go if that's really the goal. The gap between the description and the actual content is particularly wide in the episode about women's "body counts" (which is already a dehumanizing term for having sex, for all people involved). The description makes it seem like he's informed on the subject and is going to ... more
I’ve been listening to Terry for a while now and mannn i’m so in love with this podcast! one of the best podcast i’ve ever listened to.
I started listening to this podcast over one ago and let’s just say the podcast has been a treat! The topics for starters are attention grabbers, the guest that appear on the show are open and energize, and Terry oh my! Okay… Terry (host) continue to soar in your purpose. more
Apple Podcasts | #237 | United States/Society & Culture/Relationships |
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