Pursuing A Man Successfully, Abusive Relationship Patterns, And Fighting In Quarantine ft. Jeannie and Clem

We Met At Acme

Dear Media, Lindsey Metselaar

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Self-improvement

4.2 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 12 April 2020

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I virtually sit down with Jeannie Mai and her boyfriend Clem. We discuss what determines an abusive relationship, finding love after going through abuse, transitioning from friends to lovers, girls pursuing guys, being parents to a dog, and so much more. This episode starts with a solo where I discuss NY coming together, the keys to a 35+ year marriage for millennials, keeping it sexy during quarantine, and more!

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a deer media production.
0:06.3	Hey guys, welcome back to We Met and quarantine. I mean, we met at ACME.
0:10.4	Thank you, as always, for listening. And I'm so grateful to have this platform because
0:17.6	I feel like I have all these thoughts and feelings and emotions just like everyone else has.
0:21.9	And I just really grateful I get to channel it. I mean, anyone can, right? But I'm just really,
0:27.4	really, really grateful. And I'm going to do a little bit of a solo. And then we're going to
0:32.0	get into this really wonderful episode that we have for you today because it features a couple
0:37.6	Genie and Clem and they are adorable. And Genie really opened up to us and told us a lot about
0:44.0	herself and things that she's been through. So I think you're going to really enjoy that. But
0:49.3	I took some screenshots of things that you asked me to talk about. So I'm going to try to get to
0:55.6	all of them. The first was what characteristics have changed versus like how our parents
1:01.7	dated and how we date now. Like how do we still end up with a happy marriage 30, like of 34 years,
1:07.7	you know? And funny enough, like a lot has changed in terms of technology and like liking each other
1:14.8	on Instagram and Snapchat and dating apps. But the characteristics of a happy marriage, none of
1:20.3	those have changed. What still works, at least in my opinion or my grandma told me this, if it's a
1:27.1	heterosexual relationship, I believe that the man should love the woman a tiny bit more. My
1:34.9	grandma taught me that and it's funny because like you can't really tell a guy this because he won't
1:40.3	understand it, you know? But that's great because it's not for him to understand. It's more like you
1:46.7	know that they like you a tiny bit more. They need you a tiny bit more. And I don't know why that's
1:53.1	a big recipe for it. Maybe because guys are, you know, more likely to not stray, but have commitment
2:02.1	issues where as women are more likely to stick with something. So I guess if a guy likes you a little
2:09.1	bit more than he's willing to go the extra mile to keep you, I think also just like staying in the room.
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