First Date Stories: Women's Romantic and Ridiculous Midlife Adventures Available Now
Juliana and Dan
When there’s not a pandemic going on, New Year’s Eve is all about celebrating with others. Juliana had a New Year’s Eve date with a man who talked a good game, but did he follow through? Listen to find out how she handled what happened.
Season 3, Episode 8
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ASK A COACH: The same thing keeps happening on most of my first dates. The men talk all about themselves and barely ask any questions about me. What’s going on? Don’t they want to get to know me?
ASK A COACH: All of 2018 has been chaotic for me. I haven’t had time for myself, never mind dating. I want a fresh start to the New Year. How do I do this?
You like someone. They like you… maybe. You continue liking this person. This person stops liking you (or never did) and pulls back. You like this person more. Why do your feelings actually grow the less someone is reciprocating those loving feelings?
Just listened to this for the second time. I’m going to listen every NYE! It made me smile,