Cherry Bomb - Season 5 (2012)

This week the ladies of Cherry Bomb discuss being on the same sexual page as your partner. What if your fundamentals are out of sync, like sex once a day for you and your partner likes it once a month? How important is it to you in your relationship? And what if the bedroom is the only place you can get it right as a couple?

This week on Cherry Bomb, the girls take a little love test to determine the way they accept love. According to the book by Gary Chapman called the Five Love Languages we all have our own ways of giving and receiving love. Take the test with your partner and see how well you know each other. And in this week's surprise question, what if your partner wants to get pregnant the old fashioned way, is there a compromise?

This week on Cherry Bomb the ladies discuss bullying. Each of our hosts shares their own personal stories of how they were bullied. You don't have to be in school to be a victim, it happens in the world every day but what will you do about it? They give advice on when to jump in, when to call on others for assistance and where to go for help with this pervasive issue in our society.

The ladies of Cherry Bomb welcome Jacquelyn Kennedy to talk about the Art of Wooing. Jacquelyn owns a boutique in LA called Dewberries where she celebrates strong, confident, beautiful women, BOI clothing, girly clothing and more visit her online at luvthatdewberries.com. Courting is often lost on today's society, how can you bring it back? Do you think you deserve to be wooed and treated like a princess? And one of the wildest questions ever posed to the girls; of course it involves sex.

You're together, not together, together, not together, it's not just lesbians that get into a vicious break-up cycle. But are you just delaying the inevitable? It's called a break up because it's broken, is that true? The ladies welcome Sheetal Sheth from 'The World Unseen' and 'I Can't Think Straight' to ponder over whether or not this relationship pattern ever turns out well. And in the question of the week the ladies discuss celebrities who joke around about being bi or lesbian to get attention.

This week the ladies of Cherry Bomb define co-dependent, what does it mean to you? Managing everyone's feelings can be exhausting; the women discuss how to get out of that unhealthy rut. Do you assume all the responsibility in your relationship; does your partner get away with murder? Tatum thinks it would be good to have a co-dependent girlfriend so she can always find her keys! And this week's question has a serious tone; a viewer asks if there is any link between being gay and having been abused as a child.