What dating advice could two gay men have for a straight girl? It turns out, quite a lot. I’m having a blast in the studio today with my two dear friends, Bruce and Rodney. Please check out the previous episode to hear about all their fantastic RV adventures if you haven’t done so already. Otherwise, please join me for a casual chat about dating advice in the ’20s.
How do I put myself out there as a woman? Why won’t men talk to me when I’m out? These are some of the questions Bruce and Rodney answer with their deft, sensitive touch — providing a unique take on the issues we women face as we seek to play the dating game. A lot of this has to do with their previous work experience and acquired ‘salon psychology’ — when you are intimate with someone because you cut their hair, it’s more likely that the other person will open up to you, sharing personal details of their life.
I’m sure there are a lot of women out there that wish they could have Bruce and Rodney as their wingmen for a night out on the town. Well, now’s your chance. The advice that they’re dishing out is pure gold, and I’m sure that any woman listening will be emboldened to go out and put themselves out there in new and exciting ways to create your fate in the romance department. Please join us!
“Gay men don’t travel in groups. When they’re looking to meet people, they are not in a group.” ~ Rodney
In This Episode:
– Do you bow your eyes when men approach you?
– What are the cues that women give that man then take as a sign that you’re unavailable?
– Transferring gay dating techniques to the straight-girl world
– What drink should you order from the bartender to let him know someone is bothering you?
– Do not let first dates know where you live!
– If you don’t have a spark, there’s not going to be any fire
– Is it true that men are shorter in Manhattan?
– Evaluating the Dating Apps
– How do you put yourself out there as a woman wanting to date?
– Be interested, not interesting
– Being your best self – and then dressing the part
– What is the line between being prepared and desperate?
– How to prepare yourself for rejection
– Attracting the right people when you are confident in yourself
Connect with Bruce and Rodney:
– Website
Connect with Meg Ellis:
– Website
– Instagram