Episode Summary

“When did I become doable but not dateable?” That one question lit up our conversation this week on Two in the Closet. Beth and Jen get real about what it’s like to live single after 60—the laughs, the loneliness, and the freedom that comes with not having to fit into anyone else’s expectations.

We unpack:

• The difference between being “doable” vs. “dateable” (and why it stings)
• Stats on loneliness and why solo agers are at risk
• Why more women are saying “I’m good, thanks” when it comes to dating
• The surprising benefits of living alone later in life
• What friends told us they actually love about single life

It’s honest, funny, and sometimes a little raw—because living single after 60 isn’t one-size-fits-all.

Resources & Mentions

• Stanford study on women living alone and longevity
• Our listener poll: “Best part about life without a man”
• RealRoots https://www.therealroots.com/
• Hank app
• EFgoaheadtours.com

Follow & Connect

Instagram: @twointheclosetpodcast

Subscribe on YouTube: Two in the Closet Podcast

Call to Action

👉 What’s your take—are you “doable, dateable, or done with it”? Tell us in the comments or DMs!