Introducing "Coaches Don't Play" – the podcast where two college friends dive deep into the world of love, relationships, and everything in between.
In a world where swiping right is practically a sport, where it seems like everyone's got a romantic story to tell, we've somehow managed to steer clear of the whole relationship scene. You see, while "everyone" else is out there playing the field, we're on the sidelines, drawing up plays for ourselves/friends.
Finding "the one" can feel like a marathon sometimes. But with a little humor, a lot of honesty, and maybe a few embarrassing stories,
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Introducing "Coaches Don't Play" – the podcast where two college friends dive deep into the world of love, relationships, and everything in between.
In a world where swiping right is practically a sport, where it seems like everyone's got a romantic story to tell, we've somehow managed to steer clear of the whole relationship scene. You see, while "everyone" else is out there playing the field, we're on the sidelines, drawing up plays for ourselves/friends.
Finding "the one" can feel like a marathon sometimes. But with a little humor, a lot of honesty, and maybe a few embarrassing stories,
For this episode they discuss the most important elements of a healthy relationship. Does your list match up with them? Do you agree?
Coaches Don't Play
Introducing "Coaches Don't Play" – the podcast where two college friends dive deep into the world of love, relationships, and everything in between.
In a world where swiping right is practically a sport, where it seems like everyone's got a romantic story to tell, we've somehow managed to steer clear of the whole relationship scene. You see, while "everyone" else is out there playing the field, we're on the sidelines, drawing up plays for ourselves/friends.
Finding "the one" can feel like a marathon sometimes. But with a little humor, a lot of honesty, and maybe a few embarrassing stories,
