We Met At Acme

Alright, this will not be the typical review since I’ve only used this podcast and it’s vast topics to talk with women and make my way into them in the bedroom. Fellas, use this podcast to your advantage. The old saying goes that a fish can’t teach you how to catch fish, well… they can sure give you bait. That is all, thanks for what you do 🎖️

“Don’t go to a kid’s birthday party if you don’t have a kid”? Literally what. I am single and hope to be married with kids one day, but that’s not going to stop me from going to my friend’s child’s birthday party? That’s just making the divide even greater. All the advice on this podcast is outdated, misogynistic and just bad.

Very honest, comprehensive dating podcast out there. Her Instagram surveys are so much fun daily. She’s so inclusive also of every kind of relationship and her advice is universal. If you’re struggling dating in this generation (who isn’t in today’s world?) , you can learn how to navigate and have fun with it to find what you’re looking for. More importantly, you’ll learn how to be honest with yourself and find happiness in the process. It would be nice to have more diversity when choosing guests. It’s cute when it’s New Yorkers. But I’d love to hear about dating from millennials / gen Z from different ethnic groups, religious backgrounds / socioeconomic classes / backgrounds. Might be interesting to consider! I like that she’s lighthearted and not judgmental at all. She literally shares secrets with us like we are in her close inner circle. Without filtering herself. She also constantly says that she isn’t the end-all-be-all and has made many mistakes herself. What more do you want? Ha

Listen to this podcast for the entertainment not the advice. Because her advice is truly the worst. Telling young moms to exclude their friends without kids from their kid’s birthday parties? Insane.