Sometimes, losing yourself in love isn’t loud — it’s quiet.
It’s the text you never send. The joke you laugh at even though it cuts deep. The plans you cancel just to keep someone else happy.

In this episode of You’re Probably Right, MCM explores how self-abandonment creeps into relationships and what it takes to reclaim your autonomy. From the psychological roots of anxious attachment to the societal pressures of money, looks, and social media, this conversation exposes the hidden costs of giving away your power.

But more importantly, it shows you how to flip the script — through boundaries, self-respect, and small acts of self-trust that rebuild your identity. Because love doesn’t demand you disappear. Love grows when two whole people choose each other without fear.

This episode offers reflection, real-life examples, and practical steps to help you reclaim your heart and protect what’s yours.

• reclaiming autonomy in relationships

• losing yourself in love

• self-abandonment in relationships

• anxious attachment and self-worth

• societal pressures in dating

• relationship red flags podcast

• emotional boundaries in love

• how to rebuild trust with yourself

• respect and dignity in relationships

• flipping the script in love

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Betrayal isn’t always dramatic. Sometimes it whispers.

In this episode of You’re Probably Right, MCM explores micro-betrayals — the subtle lies, secrets, and dismissals that eat away at trust over time. From flirting under the guise of friendship to venting to others instead of your partner, these quiet cracks in the foundation can do as much damage as full-blown affairs.

MCM breaks down why micro-betrayals happen, how to recognise them, and what it takes to repair trust before small fractures turn into collapse. Through practical insights and real-world examples, this episode offers a roadmap to protect intimacy and strengthen connection.

Because love doesn’t just survive big betrayals — it survives the small, daily choices to be honest, open, and emotionally present.

• micro-betrayals in relationships

• subtle ways trust is broken

• emotional betrayal podcast

• small lies in relationships

• dismissing partner’s feelings

• why small secrets damage love

• how to rebuild trust podcast

• relationship red flags

• emotional intimacy podcast

• respect and honesty in love

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This special edition of You’re Probably Right breaks from the usual timeless reflections and leans directly into the moment. Recorded on Monday, September 15th, 2025, MCM takes a raw look at the state of Canada, the United States, and the Black community today.

From Shedeur Sanders’ rise in football to the National Guard deployment in Memphis, to the voices of Charlie Kirk and others shaping headlines, this episode is a candid snapshot of culture, politics, race, and faith in North America.

It’s not evergreen — and that’s the point. This is about right now. The climate, the conversations, the conflicts. The way Canada and the U.S. treat Black voices differently. The way faith and scripture still frame truth in the middle of chaos.

If you want honesty without polish, commentary without spin, and a record of this moment in history, this is it.

• Black America podcast September 2025

• Shedeur Sanders quarterback NFL draft

• National Guard Memphis Trump

• Canada vs US Black experience

• Charlie Kirk commentary podcast

• Christian perspective on current events

• race politics and culture 2025

• Canadian Black voices podcast

• Black experience North America today

• cultural commentary Sept 15 2025

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00:00 – Opening
MCM sets the stage: this episode isn’t evergreen. It’s tied to the moment — Sept 15, 2025.

00:01:12 – Why “Not Evergreen” Matters
Explaining why most episodes are timeless, but this one is grounded in today’s events.

00:03:04 – Canada vs. the U.S.
A look at differences in how Black people are treated and perceived in both countries.

00:06:45 – Shedeur Sanders and Representation in Sports
Reflections on Deion Sanders’ son and what his rise in football symbolizes for Black America.

00:10:28 – Memphis, Trump, and the National Guard
Commentary on the recent deployment and what it reveals about politics and race.

00:13:50 – Charlie Kirk and Media Influence
A breakdown of how voices like Kirk shape culture, discourse, and division.

00:16:42 – Faith, Scripture, and Perspective
Bringing the lens of faith into today’s chaotic news cycle.

00:19:30 – Closing Thoughts
Why documenting the moment matters, even if it isn’t evergreen.