Oct 4, 2022 1 hr 36 min

Dating Etiquette Part 2

from The Intellectual Stew withThe Mind Massager Hosted by James Kirklin II

On this episode, the MNL Crew and I discussed dating. Part if that discussion included trying to understand why people never actually make it to a first date because they are busy looking for red flags. And we know that when you go looking for something, you usually find it. We also asked and answered the question: Is learning to like someone the same as settling? We also discussed a few dating tips. Shana Flenoy stopped by and shared her dating experiences. Tune in and enjoy

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