What happens when two women—one married with kids, the other single and thriving—sit down to talk about life, love, and the expectations placed on women? You get A Girl’s Perspective—a podcast that’s raw, hilarious, and unfiltered. Whether you’re navigating marriage, dating, career struggles, or just trying to survive adulthood, this podcast is your go-to for real talk, personal stories, and opinions that might get you in trouble at brunch. Because life isn’t one-size-fits-all—and neither is womanhood.
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What happens when two women—one married with kids, the other single and thriving—sit down to talk about life, love, and the expectations placed on women? You get A Girl’s Perspective—a podcast that’s raw, hilarious, and unfiltered. Whether you’re navigating marriage, dating, career struggles, or just trying to survive adulthood, this podcast is your go-to for real talk, personal stories, and opinions that might get you in trouble at brunch. Because life isn’t one-size-fits-all—and neither is womanhood.
Brought to you by Sweetheart Creations LLC
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This episode has everything—friendship drama, marriage struggles, dating app fails, and the messy reality of adulthood. We start with the big question: can you fight with a friend and still stay friends, or is that relationship officially over? Jade says once the hands fly the friendship is done, while Jocelyn admits she could throw down and laugh about it later. That opens up a bigger conversation on toxic friends, losing friendships as an adult, and why so many people avoid the tough talks that could save years of wasted time.
From there, we dive into a viral Reddit thread about marriage and body autonomy. What do you do when a controlling spouse thinks they should decide if you get on birth control, cut your hair, or get a tattoo? We break down how avoiding these conversations before marriage leads to resentment, and why setting boundaries matters if you want a healthy partnership. It’s blunt, it’s real, and it’s the kind of talk most couples are too scared to have.
Then come the laughs with Jocelyn’s Bumble horror stories—the ultimate collection of online dating fails. There’s the guy who complimented her and immediately got unmatched, the date who showed up in sweatpants and spent the whole time ranting about his ex-wife, the man who had no car but still asked for a ride home, and the 45-year-old with multiple roommates who somehow thought he was a catch. Each story proves how exhausting dating apps can be, but also why noticing red flags early saves you from even bigger disasters.
Along the way, we talk about brutal honesty versus people-pleasing, how to walk away when someone just isn’t for you, and why adulting feels like a mix of hilarious chaos and constant lessons. Whether it’s friendship problems, toxic relationships, or the weirdest Bumble dates you’ve ever heard, this episode is packed with hot takes, messy stories, and the kind of real talk that makes you feel less alone in the struggle.
Two lives. Two perspectives. One unfiltered conversation.
Chapters:
00:00 Can Friends Fight and Stay Friends?
00:42 Weekly Reddit: Am I the Asshole?
01:24 Birth Control Debate
03:36 Communication in Relationships
06:44 Dating and Deal Breakers
14:49 Online Dating Stories
37:25 The Anthony Mix-Up
37:51 Nicknames and Their Boundaries
39:36 Confusing Nicknames
42:43 Childhood TV Shows and Characters
47:20 TikTok Shop Addiction
49:06 Playing 'Put a Finger Down'
59:58 Awkward Moments and Confessions
01:04:17 Workplace Hookups and Hygiene Horrors
01:06:25 Embarrassing Moments and Workplace Mishaps
01:10:42 Fights and Friendships
01:26:46 Provoking and Confrontations
01:37:44 Closing Remarks and Announcements
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