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Love really had us out here ignoring EVERY red flag 😭🚩
In this episode, we’re getting into the relationship red flags we saw but chose to overlook because we were in love. From toxic behavior and broken promises to disrespect, mixed signals, and situations we KNEW weren’t right… why did we stay? 👀
We’re sharing stories, spilling the tea, and getting real about the things we convinced ourselves were okay just because we had feelings. Because sometimes it’s not that we didn’t see the red flags… we just thought love would be enough to change them.
QUESTION OF THE EPISODE: What relationship red flag did YOU ignore because you were in love? Drop your stories in the comments!
👇🏽 We’re listening, and no judgment here.
Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more real conversations! 🫶🏽
#RelationshipRedFlags #LoveAndRelationships #DatingStories #ToxicRelationships #RelationshipTalk #Podcast #Storytime #DatingTea #Heartbreak #GirlTalk
We’re back with Part 2 of the questions that somehow get more revealing every time. 👀If you could find out what one person was really thinking, who would you choose and what do you think they’d say?In this episode, we get into the people we’d want answers from, the thoughts we’d actually want to hear, and the ones we probably shouldn’t know at all.Watch until the end… because some answers might surprise you.This is Part 2 if you missed Part 1, go check out our Patreon for an extra ad free episode every Monday at 7AM.
What’s something you found out about your in-laws that you were NEVER supposed to know? 👀
This episode gets messy. We’re diving into the secrets, accidental discoveries, overheard conversations, family drama, and “wait… I was not supposed to know that” moments that people have uncovered about their in-laws.
From shocking family secrets to things you wish you could un-hear, we’re sharing the stories that were definitely meant to stay behind closed doors. 😂
Grab a snack, get comfortable, and prepare for some serious in-law tea. ☕️
💬 What’s something YOU found out about your in-laws that you were never supposed to know? Drop your story in the comments!
We’re adults… so naturally, we have some extremely irrational pet peeves. 😂 This is part 2. Part one is on Patreon!In this episode, we asked our audience about the little things that drive them absolutely crazy and the answers did NOT disappoint. From oddly specific habits to completely unreasonable annoyances, we’re getting into the pet peeves that make no sense but somehow feel very justified.Plus, we’re chatting about the movies and TV shows we’ve been watching lately, sharing our thoughts, hot takes, and recommendations along the way. 🎬📺Come hang out, laugh with us, and let us know in the comments: What’s your most irrational pet peeve?#Podcast #PetPeeves #MoviesAndTV #TVShows #MovieTalk #PodcastEpisode
We’re back with Part 2 of our deep dive into the things Desis are way too competitive about.From family achievements and weddings to food, careers, and the never-ending comparisons, we’re getting into even more of the things Desis somehow turn into a competition.More hot takes. More chaos. More “my family does that too.” 😂If you missed Part 1, go check it out on our PATREON and let us know in the comments: what did we miss?
The story continues… 👀
What happens when relationships get complicated, families have their own expectations, and one decision can change everything?
In this episode of Rishta Stories, we continue the journey through love, family, misunderstandings, and the realities of finding the right rishta.
Expect a ton of laughs.
We’ve all heard the stories. The awkward introductions. The wildly specific demands. The aunties with FBI-level background checks. The rishtas that somehow went from “just meeting” to “so, when’s the wedding?” in 10 minutes.In this episode, we’re sharing our worst rishta stories. The funniest, most awkward, most unhinged experiences from the world of South Asian matchmaking. From disastrous first meetings to family red flags and proposals that should’ve been rejected on sight, nothing is off limits.Grab a chai and get ready to cringe, laugh, and thank God that it wasn’t you. ☕😭
What starts as a deep-dive into Uruje's brothers'wedding quickly spirals into a broader, painfully relatable therapy session about attending Desi weddings in general. From coordinated family dances collapsing into turf wars to the invisible physics of avoiding the "aunty interrogation corner," this episode breaks down why we love and occasionally fear our community's biggest celebrations.
Welcome back to Ok, Mom Podcast! In this episode, we’re taking the podcast on the road with a laid-back car vlog featuring real conversations, random thoughts, laughs, and everything that comes with spending time behind the wheel. This episode is a bit shorter but we shared a lot more on our PATREON! Make sure you check that out!
https://www.patreon.com/c/OkMomPodcast
No script, no pressure just good vibes, honest talk, and a different side of Ok Mom.
🎙️ Watch the episode, hit like, and subscribe for more fun episodes! #OKMOMPodcast #CarVlog #Podcast #CarTalk #Vlog #YouTube
What happens when the person you’re supposed to spend your life with may be hiding a terrifying secret?
In this episode, we dive into Netflix’s documentary Should I Marry a Murderer? and unpack the shocking story, unanswered questions, red flags, and twists that make this case so unsettling.
We discuss the evidence, the people at the centre of the story, and the difficult question at the heart of it all: how well can you really know the person you’re about to marry?
Join us as we break down the documentary, share our reactions, and explore the details that left us questioning who could be trusted.
⚠️ Spoiler warning: This episode contains major spoilers for the Netflix documentary.
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