• The Wins and Fails during Dating in your Divorce Recovery || Divorce Devil Podcast #172 || David and Rachel

  • Apr 12 2024
  • Length: 26 mins
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The Wins and Fails during Dating in your Divorce Recovery || Divorce Devil Podcast #172 || David and Rachel

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  • It’s another fun Divorce Devil Podcast. Our subject today is the interesting wins and fails in dating during divorce recovery. So many things to cover here. We feel we only scratched the surface. Discussions of you are never really ready to date, phone a friend, there is always some baggage, Rachel swiped her thumbs raw and you need to go through the sh*t relationships. Basically, Rachel and I agree that probably the first few times you get out there - it’s a sh*tshow. So, please go into them with realistic expectations. It turns out better that way. And, in all seriousness, take care of you in the process. Self-care is not overrated!


    Interesting Points:


    Special code with the bartender

    Don’t talk about your divorce on your first dates

    Go play pickleball

    Watch out for the narcissist

    Cut before you get cut

    Red flag collector

    Don’t get a project

    You can’t fix people

    Little divorce lies

    Don’t date for marriage

    Not looking for rings

    No judgment or shaming

    How they treat the waitstaff



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