In this episode of Last Date, I sit down with Megan Kronberg — currently going through a divorce after 10 years in a relationship (7 of them married) — to talk about what it’s really like to start over.

We discuss her first date after a decade of partnership, the strange shift from “wife-level” communication to going days without hearing from someone new, and the excitement of rediscovering herself outside of a long-term relationship.

We explore:

- When putting in the work is worth it — and when it’s time to walk away

- Why many men tend to show effort only when something is wrong

- The power of regular relationship check-ins

- The one question every couple should ask each other each week

- Why the single life can feel amazing...but what we often fail to consider about the future

- The benefits of learning a partner’s love language early on

- And the funniest worst first date story I’ve heard so far

This conversation is about self-discovery, growth, and learning how to love ourselves — and our partners — even better the second time around.

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Megan Kronberg, 37, is outdoorsy, active, and adventure-inclined; yoga, running, paddle boarding, hiking, and travel keep her energized. She's on a mission to find the best matcha in town and is always down for sushi, pizza, Mediterranean, and exploring new restaurants. She loves deep conversations, meaningful connections, and experiences that expand her world. She's a Senior Account Manager in staffing & recruiting (7 years, fully remote). She's great with people, big on growth, and building things that matter. She's equal parts grounded and curious, playful and introspective, and in a season of alignment, expansion, and choosing what feels exciting and real.