Honored to be a guest on The Top Romp Show this week, where they “get into the nitty-gritty of modern dating.” We discuss:
Hope you “like” the video and subscribe to The Top Romp Youtube channel! For more dating insights, head over to topromp.com.
In this episode, I sit down with my 4-year-old to discuss life, travel, snacks, bedtime stories, and whatever else comes up. Aria’s small, but she’s got big dreams and an even bigger heart. She shares why she makes so many “happy plates” and what she thinks is better than bubble wrap. We also talk about
Lamar Fairmint is a young man I’m lucky to know. I finally got a chance to meet him in Costa Rica at the Retreat—no question he had the most interesting background of anyone who attended. In this episode, we talk about what it was like growing up on the Umatilla Indian Reservation in Eastern Oregon.
It took me awhile to listen, but I was intrigued to know why you hated dating apps. During the podcast you made it sound like you had never used dating apps, which I know is false since we met on a dating app.
Things I was attracted to: You were in your thirties, and you had a “manly man” tone when you spoke, I mean typed.
What I remember from the date is you never soften. You had the “manly man” tone the entire date, which eventually just came off as arrogant. What sparked this memory is you had the same arrogant tone during the podcast. Don’t get me wrong, it is very sexy at first, as it was what attracted me to you, but after time, it’s exhausting.
I get you’re successful and a badass, but soften up Brad.
Hi there, Anonymous. When I listened to the podcast, I realized I could’ve been more clear about my use of dating apps – the host didn’t give me the questions in advance because he thought the conversation (interview) would be more real/authentic. I believe I said, “I didn’t try them (dating apps) until I was almost 30.” So I don’t deny using them, but in my 15 years of singledom, I can only recall going out with two women that I met on dating apps. Thus, I know who you are haha you were a sweet gal.