Having a bad day? Today’s silly little episode is just the cure. Here, Molly and Ethan ask the questions that everybody wants to know, “Why do people say bless you?” “Why is the alphabet in that order?” “Would blind men make great boyfriends?” If you have ever pondered these questions or similar ones yourself, plug in your headphones, and give this week’s episode of Personally, I Wouldn’t a listen.

"Life in plastic, it's fantastic!" But is it? Today's world is looking more and more like Barbieland with cosmetic procedures becoming increasingly more accessible. In this week's episode, Molly and Ethan discuss their personal experiences, societal pressures, and the pros and cons associated with plastic surgery. Whatever your stance on the topic, this episode includes an enlightening conversation on body image, which almost everyone can relate to.

Most likely, you have encountered a narcissist at some point in your life. You may even have dated one! Today's episode goes over the narcissist-empath trauma bond, the cycle of abuse, and quick tricks to test if someone might be a narcissist. Whether you're going on a first date or are in a relationship, this episode will help you identify whether or not that person is in love with themself. Stay safe out there kids!

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In this episode of Personally, I Wouldn’t Ethan and Molly discuss their encounters with the ever-elusive and mysterious species widely known as the bisexual man. How they can be identified and whether they are viable partners all comes into question. They then break down cliques in the gay community, the trans experience, and the history behind female Viagra (it’s not what you think). From male pregnancy to the perils of cutting your bangs too short, this episode covers it all.

In this week's episode, Molly and Ethan review a very important matter, childhood crushes! If you're looking to take a break from the more serious discussions out there, look no further. This silly lil episode is their most unhinged yet and will leave you with no shortage of knee slaps. Get ready for a wild ride :)

In Heartbreak Part Two, Molly and Ethan take on how to thrive post-breakup and the thrills of singlehood. Ethan has his first happy ending since the sad ending of his relationship and Molly discusses how to stop believing "the grass is always greener" and instead be content with where you are (you're not a cow b*tch).

Grab your ice cream, tissues, and that big bottle of wine because we're in the thick of break-up season (as Ethan can attest).

Oh honey, you already know you're better off without him. So, let's talk about how to get out of your depression and into your best life. In this episode, Molly and Ethan talk about how to walk away when you know it's over and the most effective ways to move on.

Alcohol is a complicated topic. Our society has become so accustomed to it, that it is considered normal to drink what is essentially poison on a daily basis. In fact, Gen Z has recently trailblazed a "Sober Curious Movement," opposing this societal norm. However, alcohol can be enjoyable when used responsibly. And who better to address such a complex issue than two hungover 20-somethings! In this episode, Molly and Ethan address sobriety, the science of addiction, and the consequences of having a little too much fun. Enjoy!

Everyone knows hot girls have IBS, but did you know that they also have good intuition? On today's episode, Molly and Ethan discuss the importance of trusting your gut, supporting their claims with psychological theory, travel stories, spiritual awakenings, and dating fails. The gut is like a second brain. So, listen to it when it says, "You should listen to today's episode!"

Buckle up kids, because Ethan and Molly are back to regale you with tales of nights out in NYC, break down the best bars to find hot dads, and debate when it’s ok to laugh at sensitive content. They’ll also cover birthdays, wisdom they’ve picked up along the way, and Matt Rife’s impending demise. Don’t miss this week's episode of Personally, I Wouldn’t!