After 20 episodes, Girls Can Tell is officially ending. This is my goodbye to only focusing on dating advice and hello to something bigger.

That something bigger is a new podcast called, Usefulish. It launches Tuesday, August 19th. Same host, different obsessions, because now we're breaking down ALL human behavior, not just dating.

Why did cowboys overdress? Why do we shake hands? And a million other questions you've probably had at one point or another, but just kept to yourself. Well, we're asking them, and the answers are far more interesting than you ever imagined.

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Thanks for an amazing ride, GCT listeners. I genuinely appreciate every one of you more than you can know.

I'll see you on the other side, thank you again for your support. 

You’re not ghosting, chasing, or spiraling because someone didn’t text back in three hours. So, what the hell is wrong with you? Well, you just might be securely attached!

In the final part of our attachment style series, we’re describing what secure attachment actually looks like, how it’s built, and why it makes dating easier and a little less thrilling when you’re used to things being crazy. If you wonder whether you’re healthy or detached, we'll help you differentiate between the two. 

Obsessively checking your phone? Losing your mind over every “k”? This is quite possibly anxious attachment.

In part two of our series, we get into the chasers, and explain where this wiring comes from. We tell you how it wrecks relationships and the ways to break the cycle. Whether you are the anxious one or in a relationship with someone who is, we'll breakdown how to best handle it. 

You say you need space. They say they're just "really busy." But what if what you're calling independence is actually avoidant attachment? In this episode, Trent kicks off a multi-part series breaking down the psychology behind how we disconnect in relationships. Backed by psychological research, this first episode gets deep into the dismissive avoidant style. He explains where it comes from, how it plays out in modern dating, and why so many of you keep choosing these emotionally unavailable people. Or, you might discover that maybe you are the emotionally unavailable one!

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This one’s real. Real bios. Real photos. Real lies.

I went through my actual dating feed live and called out every ridiculous, half-assed, or straight-up manipulative profile I came across. But it doesn’t stop there. Because one profile wasn’t just bad, it was sick!

She’s a flight attendant, used her uniform in photos, and claimed to be single. What she didn’t mention? She’s married and her husband has a terrible illness. And she’s still out there swiping, flirting, and pretending none of it exists.

If you’re wondering what men are really thinking while they’re swiping, you’re about to find out. It’s unfiltered and brutal and long overdue.

New episodes every Tuesday.

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Chicago’s Independence Day is cursed with lunatics lighting mortars and littering sidewalks with sparkler wrappers. These idiots make noise, leave messes, and don’t care who suffers. I’m trapped calming my dog while shit piles up. This episode, I’m calling out the entitled idiots who turn my city into a dump and my weekend into a war zone.

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This week Trent rips into social media clowns doing stupid shit for clout, loud dickheads who slam everything like they’re in a contest, and dog owners who treat their pets like trash. Skateboard face plants and dogs chained like old bikes, he’s over the bullshit.

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I’m pissed. Grown men leering at women like they’re zoo animals while yelling from cars, staring like dipshits. It’s pathetic and needs to stop.

Then there’s rich guys dressing like they’re in middle school with shitty cargo shorts and t-shirts with holes in them. It's just effin lazy!

Ten minutes of me tearing into this bs because I'm plumb out of patience for morons. That’s it.

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You aren't funny or special, and here's why. This is a stripped-down episode about existential exhaustion, losing momentum, and the hollow repetition of trying to stay afloat when you're not sure if anything matters anymore. 

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This episode is about how something awful can sharpen your senses and force you to see things for the first time you've been missing.

An honest introspective, raw, and sharp take on finding out you have cancer. 

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