What is Your Problem with Dating?
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Show Highlights
Stephanie rants about why dating is not her favorite topic.
Bruna talks about her personal experiences with dating and how she is going against social norms.
Stephanie and Bruna review current dating apps and headlines.
Resources Mentioned
Bruna’s website, The Problem with Dating.
Articles Mentioned:
Stephanie’s article on Catfishing (HUFF POST)
Online Dating Rape Report (VICE)
Dating App with Team of Hip Moms….(MASHABLE)
Can You Choose a Romantic Partner By Their Voice? (NPR)
Now Your Twitter Followers can Submit Applications to Date You (MASHABLE)
Dating App Brands Mentioned but not Endorsed:
Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
I met Bruna through a mutual contact. It was love at first phone call! I love what she stands for in terms of modern day romance and the humility she has for the topic. She practices what she preaches. She is honest and sincere. And a lot of fun to talk to. – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
The Social Challenge for the Week: Try Honesty.
How much more honest can you be with yourself and the people you interact with?
Note: People you are are talking with on dating apps should be included in this challenge.
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