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        <title>Super Simple Couple</title>
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        <itunes:author>Nick n Nancy</itunes:author>
        <itunes:summary>Here are a few words that describe the conversations taking place in this space.

Confident, Ambitious, Witty, Casual, Sarcastic, Adventurous, Candid, Bold, Blunt, Collaborative, Wild, Inviting, Real, True, Experience,

Okay so here we go. The first thing we need to get out there for everyone to understand is that we are not, and I stress not, counselors, advisors, therapists or doctors. We are not here to debate our personal life experiences because they are just that, ours! If you don&#39;t like what you hear then let us know. We probably won&#39;t care to much, but that&#39;s the beauty of free speech and personal space. We don&#39;t have to agree on everything, or anything for that matter to be civil, but we do have to be civil. Our Podcast, our rules. For us there is a very distinct difference between what we agree to or what we accept. To agree is much different than to accept. We may not agree on everything but at least we can respect one another and accept the fact that we are all different, and our differences are what make us unique.

What we are here for is to celebrate those differences We are here to share our experiences and to learn from others based on their experiences. We don&#39;t give a shit if your an emo, lesbian, born again christian, or a black, straight male,veteran conservative who voted for Trump. We could care less if you are an Atheist cop that goes to latex conventions in your spare time because you have some weird ass balloon fetish. Who cares! Maybe your just &#34;normal&#34; is completely fucked up in someone else eyes. I hope you&#39;re getting the idea here, The fact is we&#39;ve been married for 32 years and we&#39;re two different individuals. Culturally, emotionally, physically different.However, the main reason for our success is because we&#39;ve accepted each other in spite of our differences. We choose every day to be together despite our individuality. This space is for us to share our story, share our experiences, allow others who are different than us to have a place where they can not only be accepted but also share who they are.

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