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Are you feeling hesitant about dating when everyone else seems to be coupled up, or unsure how to meet people beyond the apps? If you've ever struggled with approaching strangers, felt invisible in a crowd, or wondered how to start and sustain genuine connections during the holidays, you're not alone.
In this laugh-filled episode of Dating Real Talk, hosts Kimmy Seltzer and Allison Melody kick off by squashing the myth that the holidays aren't a good time to date. Backed by research and packed with firsthand tips, the duo reveals why the festive season is not only ripe with opportunities for IRL meet-cutes but also ideal for building confidence and breaking out of your comfort zone.
Kimmy and Allison review actual and hypothetical dating texts in a fun game called "Naughty, Needy, or Nice," exposing the nuances of modern dating etiquette and boundaries. Along the way, they tackle audience questions about slowing things down when chemistry is high, rebuilding confidence after heartbreak, and the step-by-step strategies to make dating feel less daunting and more joyful—especially if it's your "second act" or you're new to the scene.
You’ll hear:
Why the holidays are the best time to date—and how to shift your mindset to take advantage of it
Creative ways to meet potential partners outside of dating apps, including leveraging holiday events and conversation props
The surprising power of wearing red (or bright colors) to get noticed, backed by scientific research
How to work through the fear of standing out, and train yourself to be more visible and approachable
Real-world text scenarios dissected in “Naughty, Needy, or Nice”—plus guidance on how to respond
Come for the dating drama, stay for the laughs, and leave with a fresh perspective on what real connection actually looks like.
Make sure to subscribe and catch Kimmy LIVE every Tuesday and Thursday at 4pmPST/7pmEST on Instagram and YouTube @kimmyseltzer or go to datingrealtalk.com
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
By Kimmy SeltzerAre you feeling hesitant about dating when everyone else seems to be coupled up, or unsure how to meet people beyond the apps? If you've ever struggled with approaching strangers, felt invisible in a crowd, or wondered how to start and sustain genuine connections during the holidays, you're not alone.
In this laugh-filled episode of Dating Real Talk, hosts Kimmy Seltzer and Allison Melody kick off by squashing the myth that the holidays aren't a good time to date. Backed by research and packed with firsthand tips, the duo reveals why the festive season is not only ripe with opportunities for IRL meet-cutes but also ideal for building confidence and breaking out of your comfort zone.
Kimmy and Allison review actual and hypothetical dating texts in a fun game called "Naughty, Needy, or Nice," exposing the nuances of modern dating etiquette and boundaries. Along the way, they tackle audience questions about slowing things down when chemistry is high, rebuilding confidence after heartbreak, and the step-by-step strategies to make dating feel less daunting and more joyful—especially if it's your "second act" or you're new to the scene.
You’ll hear:
Why the holidays are the best time to date—and how to shift your mindset to take advantage of it
Creative ways to meet potential partners outside of dating apps, including leveraging holiday events and conversation props
The surprising power of wearing red (or bright colors) to get noticed, backed by scientific research
How to work through the fear of standing out, and train yourself to be more visible and approachable
Real-world text scenarios dissected in “Naughty, Needy, or Nice”—plus guidance on how to respond
Come for the dating drama, stay for the laughs, and leave with a fresh perspective on what real connection actually looks like.
Make sure to subscribe and catch Kimmy LIVE every Tuesday and Thursday at 4pmPST/7pmEST on Instagram and YouTube @kimmyseltzer or go to datingrealtalk.com
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices