The Best Dating Advice

from Finding Your Cape - The Podcast Hosted by Mare McHale

Dating in your mid-thirties is no easy feat! The last time I dated, online dating was taboo and no one was really doing it. Fast forward to 2018 when I had to learn all about Bumble and Tinder and Match, swiping, ghosting and more! In today's episode, I go into how I decided to start dating again. I also share the one piece of dating advice that I stuck to as my mantra that helped me find a partner. Wanna hear my Tinder bio? *Cringe!* It's in here today too! Find me everywhere: @redheadmare My Book: http://www.findingyourcapebook.com Website: http://www.mareathoner.com

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