In this episode, we’re talking about dating in all its awkward, boring, and completely unhinged glory. From bizarre dates to questionable communication skills, we get into what actually works, what absolutely doesn’t, and the red flags you should probably stop ignoring. We also talk open versus closed relationships, share real dating stories, and laugh our way through some honest dating advice for anyone trying to survive the modern dating scene.

This episode is basically us sitting down and talking about dating the way people actually talk about it messy, awkward, funny, and unfiltered. 😅

We bounce back and forth between straight dating and queer dating, gender roles, who’s expected to do what, and why dating can feel entirely different depending on who you’re with. A lot of it comes from real experiences, cultural differences, and those moments where you realize, “Oh… no one warned me about this part.”

We also get into dating apps, confusing labels, first-time moments, and how wild it is that modern dating has its own language now. It’s not advice, it’s not polished, it’s more like the kind of conversation you’d overhear between two friends who’ve lived enough life to laugh at it.

Funny, honest and a little spicy.

This episode is basically us getting carried away talking about Christmas. Childhood memories, cozy winter vibes, snow dreams, festive food, decorating struggles, and the chaos of holiday shopping all mixed with laughs and a bit of New Year resolution procrastination. It’s a very chill, cozy conversation perfect to listen to while wrapping gifts or just trying to feel a little more Christmassy ❄️🎄✨

Get ready for laughs, chaos, and one very dramatic puppy. We’re diving into our journey of adopting Lina, the sweet, sneaky, attention-loving queen of the house and all the moments that turned us into full-on dog dads.

This episode gets a little personal. We’re diving into the journey of coming out, self-discovery, and what it really means to finally accept who you are. You know how messy that process can be family reactions, hidden feelings, the emotional weight of it all. We talk about those moments of fear, the relief of finally speaking your truth, and the growth that comes from understanding your identity. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s full of the kind of stories that remind us we’re never alone on this journey.