S2E2 - Girl Talk

Episode 2 of the Enough "is" Enough - With Denise Robinson podcast, hosted by Denise Robinson, titled "S2E2 - Girl Talk" was published on July 12, 2024 and runs 47 minutes.

July 12, 2024 ·47m · Enough "is" Enough - With Denise Robinson

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Join me as I chat all things single with my friend and former neighbour, Susan. Susan and I share some of the highs and lows of our single adventures, in a positive, light-hearted chat which I hope will inspire others to look at how they view their single status. From countering negative social norms, to building a fun and fabulous single life, we discuss how we learned to love the life we have, while still keeping the door open for connection. Of course, it’s not always fun – we discuss being stood up, left with the bill, and other dating disasters – but we share how the mishaps along the way have helped us develop a more savvy, boundaried approach to dating, and how good friendships have always gotten us through! If you’re fed up hearing that single means miserable or desperate (or even if you are feeling a little bit miserable and desperate!) come join us as we shift the narrative on flying solo. What I've learnt from writing The Single Supplement and a decade of flying solo | Flash Pack About - The Single Supplement (substack.com) A Single Revolution — Shani Silver Attached the Book | Attached, a new book by Amir Levine, M.D. and Rachel S.F. Heller, M.A. explores The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find—and Keep—Love What is a ‘rich auntie?’ Women explain the movement - ABC News (go.com) This podcast has been sponsored by MGC DERMA and they are giving all my listeners 15% discount by using this code: https://eu.mgcderma.com/?r=TRW1A7Z9GBCH Don’t forget to follow me on all my social platforms: Instagram - Denise Robinson Dublin FB – DEE IN the City

Episode Description

Join me as I chat all things single with my friend and former neighbour, Susan. Susan and I share some of the highs and lows of our single adventures, in a positive, light-hearted chat which I hope will inspire others to look at how they view their single status. From countering negative social norms, to building a fun and fabulous single life, we discuss how we learned to love the life we have, while still keeping the door open for connection. Of course, it’s not always fun – we discuss being stood up, left with the bill, and other dating disasters – but we share how the mishaps along the way have helped us develop a more savvy, boundaried approach to dating, and how good friendships have always gotten us through! If you’re fed up hearing that single means miserable or desperate (or even if you are feeling a little bit miserable and desperate!) come join us as we shift the narrative on flying solo. What I've learnt from writing The Single Supplement and a decade of flying solo | Flash Pack About - The Single Supplement (substack.com) A Single Revolution — Shani Silver Attached the Book | Attached, a new book by Amir Levine, M.D. and Rachel S.F. Heller, M.A. explores The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find—and Keep—Love What is a ‘rich auntie?’ Women explain the movement - ABC News (go.com) This podcast has been sponsored by MGC DERMA and they are giving all my listeners 15% discount by using this code: https://eu.mgcderma.com/?r=TRW1A7Z9GBCH Don’t forget to follow me on all my social platforms: Instagram - Denise Robinson Dublin FB – DEE IN the City

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