Rob Mace, and Chris
Rob Mace, and Chris
#13 - Relationships and Dating
#13 - Relationships and Dating
#13 - Relationships and Dating
Friday 4th January 2019
Rob, Chris, and Mace explore the impact of dating apps and social media on relationships with guest Doug Kaufman in this episode of The Normon Podcast.
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Rob Mace, and Chris
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Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Get the buttons here!Modern Love: Navigating Dating Apps and Social Media with The Normon Podcast
Sure, I think one thing that we all can do better is be willing to give ourselves a little bit of time to develop some maturity in the way that we think about dating, the way that we think about being ready for marriage, the way that we think about sex and dealing with our sexuality, and learn how to deal with all your stuff as an independent adult and then interact with other people from a healthier, stable place.
How has the world of dating changed with the rise of apps like Tinder and Mutual? In this episode of The Normon Podcast, hosts Rob, Chris, and Mace dive into the evolving dynamics of modern romance. Joined by their friend Doug Kaufman, who brings his perspective as a married father of four, the conversation covers everything from the pitfalls of playing games in relationships to the importance of genuine connection.
Doug shares his experiences and insights, shedding light on how social media and dating apps have reshaped the way we approach love and relationships. They also take a call from @provoguysamiright and listen to listener voicemails, adding a fun and interactive element to the discussion. Whether you're navigating the dating scene yourself or just curious about how things have changed, this episode offers a candid look at the challenges and rewards of finding love in the digital age.