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Brown, 42, has been dating Medel for the last two years following a year relationship with Ian Jordan. Brown and Jordan called off their engagement during the pandemic. Karamo Brown is openly gay and has been a prominent figure in the LGBTQ+ community. He came out as gay at the age of 16 but came out to his father when he was 17, which ended Karamo Brown's relationship with his dad for 10 years.

Brown split with his fiancé and partner of 10 years, Ian Jordan, during the pandemic in and after that, sparks flew with Medel. Initially taking to Tinder after his breakup, he soon deleted the app and met Mendel by chance over Instagram, after “accidentally” liking a photo. On Monday’s episode of Dancing with the Stars, the Queer Eye star danced in honor of his father while celebrating their mended relationship, which was fractured for a decade after Brown, 38, came.

Before coming out as a gay, Karamo had a relationship with his high school girlfriend. When she was fifteen, she got pregnant with Karamo's child and moved away from the high school: Karamo unaware of all the things. The good-partner gospel according to Karamo is that, regardless of the kind of relationship, a successful one always starts in the same place: with you. A sense of self, be it our own wants and needs, or our perceived shortcomings and reasons for being in a relationship in the first place, is the foundation from which we build upon.

So before you go putting the cart before the horse or perhaps your disinfected groceries before the Prius , consider getting an introspective makeover from Karamo, the guy with the magic eye for relationships. He joined a team of LGBTQ non-actors in a show whose mission is to revamp struggling folks from top to bottom, inside and out sound familiar? So yeah, we feel safe with taking his advice.

Plus, who would challenge a man with such a high-caliber beard? That empire is your family, your work, your everything, but the foundation is simply you. Otherwise, just keep dancing like your dad drunk at a wedding reception well past the appropriate time to go home. But keep in mind: Being young is unpredictable. And finding what you want early on without considering options and learning from endless embarrassments makes truly knowing yourself early on more difficult.

You want to be a strong foundation for yourself and the others in your life, which means you have to grow and mature through life lessons. Nobody is reading minds, which means if you have a problem with yourself or the relationship itself, you have to be confident enough to vocalize that.

Sometimes it takes many failed relationships, unnecessary squabbles and a few late-night shouting matches that trouble the neighbors to learn, but once you understand that simple idea, it can make a world of difference. Literally, your world will change. Whether quarantine pandemic or not, we are constantly mourning losses, be it professionally or personally, and we as men must be vulnerable enough to open that side of ourselves, which invites in more openness from others around us, lest we stuff it down deep next to the midnight pizza binges and excessive amounts of wine, ice cream and to make ourselves feel better.

Ever notice how when you share something dark and deep that others feel more comfortable to try and top you? And this is a team sport, make no mistake about that. So get to talking you got somewhere better to be? Because if you think keeping it to yourself will keep everything together, think again. And if you need more help on communicating to yourself or your partner, check out new episodes of Queer Eye and let Karamo take the wheel for a few.

Good, just checking. Because you are, as we all know, man enough.

For more Man Enough episodes, go here. Then be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Tag: karamo brown. From there, it gets much easier to let the right kind of love in. Communication is everything in a relationship. Simple as that.