Marni and Chris Gillis break down the ad-laden, commercial-driven, brand partner extravaganza that was this week’s Bachelorette. Fortunately, there were some important dating nuggets in the show for Marni to extract but for the most part, after watching viewers felt compelled to book a cruise with a Kardashian.

 

Takeaways from this episode:

 

• Dating 101: Lead with you, not your children if you have them

• Say what you feel when you feel it

• Get rejection-proof

• Men aren’t as well-versed in being emotionally vulnerable

 

Nate the Great [4:03]

 

During the episode, Gabby breaks up with Nate because she doesn’t want to be a mom or think she will be a good mom. Marni gives kudos to Nate for not trying to change Gabby’s mind. That is just not something you can change somebody’s mind about. Nate said that his daughter is his light and he wants someone who will share that. He wants someone who wants to be a mom.

 

But, in the past, Nate dated someone and didn’t tell them he had a kid. Chris asks Marni what a good time frame is for people dating to bring up their children and strategies for how to weave it into the conversation.

 

Marni shares why she loved Nate’s response when he was asked about it and her thoughts on DWC or Dating with Children.

 

If you have kids and are dating, lead with yourself.

What Are You Waiting For? [18:25]

 

Everyone, including the producers, is trying to make Logan a bad guy. All he did was regret not saying how he felt when he felt it. Should he have bowed out before the rose ceremony? Yes, probably. But, based on the preview for next week’s episode, Johnny and Jason are more guilty for not sharing what they are feeling. Will they really tell Gabby they are not ready for a relationship? They signed up for The Bachelorette!

 

Ladies, make sure the guy you are with has the same relationship goals.

 

Logan did leave the rose ceremony to go and talk with Gabby. Rachel took it personally. If Logan had told her before the ceremony, it wouldn’t have been such a huge deal. If you can date and be rejection-proof to the point of being rejected and knowing it is not about you, then you are gold.

 

Men Need Support Too [27:15]

 

Chris definitely has an issue with the double standards on the show. Tyler is feeling particularly safe and shows his vulnerability, only to be rejected by Rachel and then everyone asks if the girls are okay. The men need some support too. They are putting themselves out there and trying to be emotionally vulnerable. Chris says “give them a break.”

 

Reality TV audiences can be unforgiving when it comes to giving men a break after making relationship mistakes. Men are good at a lot of things but navigating emotional waters is difficult.

 

Make a Connection:

• Visit Our Website

• Join our Ignite Your Life event! Happening October 14‒16 2022! Learn How To Attract Your Perfect Equal… Watch Our Latest Training Here!

• Follow Along On Marni and Jeremy’s Radical Living Challenge!

• Download A Complimentary Copy Of Our Book — How To Find A Quality Guy Without Going On 200 Dates