Hey guys, welcome back to According to I'm Megan and I'm Sierra this week. Megan and I are going to doing a slightly different episode but still like very much in the same vein of things we've done in the past. We are on Reddit by this time not doing anything unpopular opinion related, not doing an

M-I-D-A-Hull subreddit review.

What are we doing today, Megan?

Today, we had the idea of going on to the relationship advice subreddit, so that's just

relationship underscore advice.

And we thought, who better to give relationship advice than Sierra and I ourselves.

To chronically single individuals.

But we said it before, and I will say it again, I do think that we give generally pretty good advice.

And I think that despite our lack of a resume in the relationship world, we have some good things to offer.

I feel like part of the time is a lot of it is just general communication issues within relationships.

And obviously, like, I'm sure things get a lot more nuanced when you're within your own situation and it's your own relationship.

But having an outsider's perspective, I think think gives you a little bit more clarity.

You know what?

It's something that I always find interesting.

This isn't happened like specifically to me, but I see people post this or like say it's like a red or yellow flag when like someone hasn't been in like a serious long term.

I see that.

Relationship before. and then I'm like

what am I to do about that like yeah what I honestly I could talk about this for a long time not really

but like people act like getting into a relationship is something that any single person can do like so

easily maybe it's for some people like some people do just do that but I'm like how

much do you actually want to be in a relationship with said person yeah because I feel like

sometimes people don't like and if you're in high school like you don't necessarily have to

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