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We Met At Acme

Why Men Sleep With You On The First Date Because They’re Insecure, Being A Player In The Age Of Feminism, And Getting Divorced By Age 26.

We Met At Acme

Dear Media, Lindsey Metselaar

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Self-improvement

4.22.4K Ratings

🗓️ 29 December 2019

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

On this week’s episode, I talk to author Josh Raab about avoiding red flags, his divorce, signs you’re in a toxic relationship, why Josh thinks it’s a bad idea to sleep together early on, open relationships, and more. This episode starts off with a solo where I discuss growing up in NYC, wanting to get back with an ex, if you know they’re the one but you’re 21, if it’s harder to get a partner if you compare them to friends of your desired sex, and more!

Josh’s Book:

https://www.amazon.com/How-Be-Player-Age-Feminism/dp/1733133410/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=sl1&tag=podcast0f2-20&linkId=7668b2b4eba17a696adef106702f2a80&language=en_US

Produced by Dear Media

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0:00.0

The following podcast is a deer media production.

0:06.4

Hey guys, really excited about today's episode with Josh Rab.

0:11.4

So much wisdom that you need to know, you need to hear and then create your own opinion from it.

0:19.2

But before we get started, I hope you're having a good holiday break. If you're on holiday break,

0:24.0

if you're working, you are a fucking superstar. And I'm going to answer a few of your questions

0:29.3

before we get started. So someone asked, when is the right time to stop following your ex's family?

0:37.7

As soon as you can and get away with it, I don't think if you're broken up, I don't think anyone's

0:44.5

going to think you're a bad person for unballing. It's a it's a choice you have to make for yourself to

0:51.3

like have a clear conscious and not conscious conscience. God. And not see those people every day that

0:59.8

remind you of your ex. How many drink dates should it progress to a dinner date? Um, maybe sometimes

1:10.4

it's just one, but I would say maximum two. I think you should get to the dinner part sooner,

1:17.9

rather than later. Otherwise, it's like, what are you doing? But you know, some people,

1:22.6

some people are slow and that's okay. How do you bring up if your emotional needs aren't being met

1:27.8

in a new relationship? You really just got to sit that person down and you need to openly tell them

1:34.5

what you need because people are not mind readers, especially if it's a man. You know, they really need

1:41.7

to hear what you need so they can give you that. Is it harder to get a boyfriend if you have male

1:48.1

great male friends who you compare guys to? I wouldn't say it's harder, but you do have something

1:54.4

unrealistic because you only see like the easy chill side of guys in that way because they're your

2:00.3

friends and you don't see how they might be in a relationship, which might not be as, you know,

2:06.7

chill as how they are with you as a friend. So I would just say, like, don't think, don't compare

2:14.8

because then you're going to think that your guy friends are perfect and the people you're dating

2:19.3

aren't when in reality your guy friends would probably be just as difficult as people that you might

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