Dating Rules: The Outburst

What was it with the endless list of rules and unspoken expectations about dating when we were teenagers? Join Eren, Ashley, and Lizzie as they chat about their dating experiences as well as the unhelpful aspects to dating that they would never wish upon their kids 0:00-3:22 Intro 3:23-10:25 Dating is "serious!"- where did your ideas about dating come from? 10:26-27:42 Over the top dating metaphors and rules...no dancing 27:43-35:50 Was there anything helpful from your upbringing that you actually want to pass onto your kids? 35:51-45:34 Lizzie's Take 45:35-56:58 Final Thoughts to Young People about Dating Send us your questions, stories, or complaints to [email protected]

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This episode was published on October 13, 2025.

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