Marriage Timelines and Ultimatums, Eating Issues, Demanding Friendships, and Tips To Move On.

We Met At Acme

Dear Media, Lindsey Metselaar

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Self-improvement

4.2 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2019

⏱️ 32 minutes

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On this week’s solo episode, I answer your questions and talk about first loves vs. last loves, telling people you don’t like their partner, couples who sleep together every night, marriage timelines and ultimatums, eating issues, demanding friendships, Raya, cheating, fear of being alone, and so much more!

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a DR Media production.
0:06.3	Hey guys, welcome back to We Met It Act Me. I am so excited to say that we are doing a solo
0:13.3	episode. We've had guests for a little while and obviously they've been unbelievable, so incredible.
0:20.4	But we're going to just do a little solo this time and I'm going to try to keep it
0:25.1	no longer than 30, 35 minutes because our attention spans are not long, mine isn't either.
0:33.1	And I have a list of all of the questions that you guys submitted to me on our Instagram story
0:38.8	for We Met It Act Me is Insta. So I'm going to start by addressing the ones that were repeat
0:46.3	questions and then if we have time, we're going to get to the rest of them as well. So I'm going to
0:53.6	start with the difference between a first love and the last love. Honestly, I'm not married,
1:04.2	so I'm not sure necessarily that I know the exact difference. But what I will say is that a first
1:14.6	love is usually wild and emotional and it's like you're so naive and you just you don't have
1:22.8	anything to base it off of. So you just go in blindly and you trust and you put it all on the
1:29.7	table and it's a roller coaster a lot of the time. And when it's over, it's really it affects
1:37.6	you a lot. Like, you know, the first cut is the deepest and it's because you've never had a cut
1:43.8	before when it comes to love. So I think that that is a first love. And then the last love I think
1:50.9	is just safer and feels more like home and feels like someone that is, you know, will eventually
1:58.8	become family to you. So it's not this uneasiness, but I think it's more of just knowing that every
2:08.7	day this person has your back and, you know, has your best interests and you trust them with everything.
2:15.8	And, you know, like they they feel like home to you. So I think that's the difference.
2:22.3	Um, and I think people never forget their first love just because as I mentioned before,
2:26.8	the first cut is the deepest and it's a lot. It's a it's a big deep cut. I remember I had
2:34.5	a boyfriend in high school for three years and it took me a lot of college to get over that
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