Ep 54: Why Get Married?

Where My Moms At? w/ Christina P.

Christina Pazsitzky

Relationships, Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Parenting, Comedy

4.7 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2015

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

In the era of Tinder and feminism, why bother getting married? It seems like such an antiquated idea, but why do people still do it? This episode explores marriage and debunks all the annoying things you've heard about it. I heard so many dumb things from dumb people about how marriage "really is". Well, here's what I think the truth is.

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0:00.0	What is that?
0:07.0	What the fuck are we doing here?
0:12.0	That's deep bro.
0:30.0	Hi, welcome to that deep bro.
0:37.0	Serious questions with silly people.
0:39.0	I am your host, Christina Pajitsky.
0:42.0	And yeah, I hope everything's good in your world.
0:46.0	Everything's pretty great in mine.
0:48.0	I got this wonderful app that gives me positive affirmations every day.
0:53.0	Hold on, let me see.
0:55.0	I want to see.
0:57.0	Today, this is what my, it's like a calendar and then every day you open it
1:01.0	and it tells you something positive.
1:04.0	It says, I am grown up and comfortable enough to ask for what I want in positive ways.
1:11.0	That's good, right?
1:13.0	Instead of stomping your feet, which is what I prefer.
1:16.0	So, hi, thank you for joining me.
1:19.0	Let's get some business out of the way first.
1:22.0	If you shop on Amazon, please use my banner.
1:25.0	You can go to www.broadpodcast.com, you click on the banner at the bottom of every blog post.
1:30.0	And you just do your shopping as you normally would and it kicks back some change to the show.
1:35.0	It just helps me out.
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