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Esther Perel is above reproach and a literal genius but the rest… Attachment theory isn’t being used appropriately. Are we really going to set up a doctor who likes wine with a recovering alcoholic who lives with his parents? And yet, too many of the same type of person. Very vocal fry, Bay Area or nyc yuppie, very stereotypical boring folks. There’s also a really big problem with this idea that we’re going to find people who are chronically single and put them on a blind date when we know that they’re bad at dating. The questions are nice but it’s not enough because pretending to be vulnerable isn’t the same thing as being vulnerable. When we have chronically single folks we can’t “fix” it by throwing more dates at them or telling them their patterns. THEY KNOW. Just like obese people know fewer calories will help them lose weight. It’s a lot deeper of a problem than that. The walls built since childhood aren’t coming down this way.
Lilyh21 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/24/22
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I love this podcast- it is so interesting to hear how other people experience dating and it makes you feel like you are not alone with your struggles. You even get some ideas for solutions to some topics and can learn something about yourself too. I also really enjoy the deep conversations!
*Lin1* via Apple Podcasts · Austria · 10/23/22
getting progressively worst over time. started out really interesting. put up with the silly subscriber model to give it a chance (even though they keep relabeling old episodes as new ones)…but then they veered off from posting dates into talking about polyamory. please get back on track!
Aniheilin568 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/29/22
I am sorry but whats the point of this? Who wants to listen to these boring zoom dates? They have good marketing though I’ll give em that. Don’t fall for it.
Sanichka22 via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 08/02/22
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