I don’t need a man, BUT I still want one...
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I haven’t been on a first date in about a year—and after this recap, you’ll understand why. From dating photos pulled from the archives to men waiting for me to follow up, I’m sharing the experiences that wore me out—and the $60 Hinge experiment that was supposed to get my mojo back.
I’m getting into:
- Being open-minded versus talking myself out of what I want.
- Wanting effort without having to teach someone how to make it.
- Being happy for my partnered friends while wondering, “When is my turn?”
- Missing physical intimacy—and feeling “revirginalized.”
- Why “it happens when you stop looking” is driving me absolutely insane.
I also open with my reaction to the disturbing allegations in the Cornell Seven case.
This is an honest, occasionally furious conversation about having a full life and still wanting someone to share it with. I’m not going to settle. I’m just tired—and I suspect I’m not alone.
Send this episode to a single friend who gets it, and tell me: how are you staying open to love without letting the search wear you out?
Content note: Strong language, sexual discussion, and a brief opening discussion of sexual violence.