Nadia Sawalha & Mark Adderley
Nadia Sawalha & Mark Adderley
#126 - Is CONTROLLING What Your PARTNER WEARS (like Kanye & Bianca) COERCIVE, KINKY or BOTH?!
#126 - Is CONTROLLING What Your PARTNER WEARS (like Kanye & Bianca) COERCIVE, KINKY or BOTH?!
#126 - Is CONTROLLING What Your PARTNER WEARS (like Kanye & Bianca) COERCIVE, KINKY or BOTH?!
Wednesday 1st May 2024
Join hosts Nadia Sawalha and Mark Adderley on 'How to Stay Married (So Far)' as they explore the intricate dynamics of partners dictating each other's wardrobes. Dive into the discussion of coercion, kink, and control in relationships through the lens of Kanye West and Bianca Sensori.
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Episode Overview
- Exploring the fine line between coercion, kink, and control in relationships
- Discussing the influence of partners on each other's fashion choices
- Analyzing the impact of public image on personal style
- Examining the signs of coercive behavior in relationships
- Navigating jealousy, self-worth, and power dynamics in partnerships
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In the latest episode of 'How to Stay Married (So Far),' hosts Nadia Sawalha and Mark Adderley dive deep into the controversial topic of partners controlling what their significant others wear. Using Kanye West and Bianca Sensori as examples, the couple discusses the fine line between coercion, kink, and complete control in relationships. The podcast sheds light on the complexities of fashion, power dynamics, and self-worth within partnerships.