Women are just as sexual as men, their body count can be as high as they want, men who care about that are insecure. Thoughts? Full video link - https://youtu.be/ENmZlbVAqg4 Relationships are the first topic of discussion in this 1st season of Truth. Panelists compare how relationships are perceived by ordinary people in the UK today. We live in a divided world, whether that's due to race, religious beliefs, culture, gender etc. Granted they are telling the truth, this show will show that as people, we all have the same core fundamentals when it comes to how we deal with our personal relationships. We experience and rationalise feelings of love in the same way, we experience pain the same when dealing with emotions that arise from infidelity for example, and we can all benefit from relationship advice from those who share their experiences. Fundamentally, as human beings, in spite of what separates us we all have the same concerns regarding dating and ultimately when we decide to start a relationship, the qualities/standards we look for in our partners, regardless of where we come from are essentially the same. Creator / Executive Producer/Director/Editor Tino T Chinyoka You can follow Tino at: https://www.instagram.com/tinotchinyoka/ https://www.instagram.com/zimg_igabyte/ SUBSCRIBE▶︎https://www.youtube.com/user/Ruzawi34?sub_confirmation=1 Truth UK Season 1 | Relationships #truthuk #relationshipadvice #relationships ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcJS2iFr6DQ

Race is the second topic of discussion in this 2nd season of Truth. Panelists compare how race relations in the UK affect their daily lives and discuss what progress, if any, can be made to bring racism to an end. We live in a divided world, whether that's due to race, religious beliefs, culture, gender etc. Granted they are telling the truth, this show will show that as people, we all have the same core fundamentals when it comes to how we deal with the issue of racism in society today. Do we experience and rationalise feelings of discrimination in the same way? Do we experience pain the same when dealing with emotions that arise from facing issues involving race for example, and can we all benefit from having an open true dialogue about race and maybe learning to understand the topic from the shared experiences of others? Fundamentally, as human beings, in spite of what separates us we all have the same concerns regarding living a safe and peaceful life. However, are the solutions to achieving such peace as hard as we've been told or can they be found by just having an honest, but uncomfortable conversation? Creator / Executive Producer/Director/Editor Tino T Chinyoka You can follow Tino at: https://www.instagram.com/tinotchinyoka/ https://www.instagram.com/zimg_igabyte/ SUBSCRIBE▶︎https://www.youtube.com/user/Ruzawi34?sub_confirmation=1 Truth Schedule Videos are uploaded every Tuesday at 2000 hrs. Make sure to Subscribe and hit the Notification bell to be notified when videos go live. Truth Timecodes ⏱ 0:00 - Intro 1:31 - What do you understand from the word/term racism? 4:31 - Do you think the UK is racist? Why? 8:07 - Have you ever been racist or accused of being racist? 12:13 - All white people are racist, what is your opinion? 16:16 - Say you married someone of a different race, would everyone in your family be ok with it? 20:13 - Do you think you have ever been treated differently compared to your white/black counterpart because of your race? 31:40 - How should we stop racism from growing? 40:39 - Do some people get branded as racist unfairly, i.e. work colleagues 47:07 - I am an employer, there's 4 jobs available, 3 white guys and a black guy apply. The black guy doesn't get employed but the others are. Is this an example of racism? 54:02 - Message to someone white that is racist. 1:00:33 - Next Time on Truth Truth UK Season 2 | Race #truthuk #racism #raceconversation ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK2r7sSBaxQ