July 16, 2026
Mid-life Dating (Episode #195)
Dating when you're older is a completely different experience. True Or False!?
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Hey, what's up everybody? This is a big quote, young
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of that this might her podcast coming to you with
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the one hundred and ninety fifth episode of The Manic Minute.
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Let's get right into it. Dating when you're older is
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a completely different experience. You're asking for your favorite color anymore.
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We need to know your communication stylele your credit score,
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whether you have healed from your ex, and why you
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still have seventeen unread messages from somebody called do not Answer?
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You know what I'm saying, like, why would you have
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seventeen on red messages from somebody named do not Answer?
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Are you really healed? At this stage? Nobody wants games.
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You want honesty, peace, effort, consistency, and someone who understands
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that staying home, ordering food and watching a great show
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counts as a romantic evening. But here's a serious question.
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Are people truly looking for love? Are they looking for
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someone to distract them from their loneliness? That is the question.
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I'm gonna repeat that. Are people truly looking for love
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or are they looking for someone to distract them from
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their loneliness? Lead your comments, Hit me up, let me
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know what you think. Let's talk about it. You know
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what I'm saying because someone might hear a truth that
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they've been avoiding. You know what I mean. It happens
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all the time. So with that being said, I'm big
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holdion of that this might hear podcast coming to you
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another episode of Domat a minute. I'm out
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