Relationship with Dating as a Queer Person in New York City

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Dating or at least trying

66 episodes

5 days ago

A podcast exploring dating, relationships and love... or at least trying to. Dating or at least trying started in 2018 as host Alex Piscatelli was trying to date in her early 20s. Now, six years and many dates later, she is married, but the conversations around dating and relationships haven't stopped. Join Alex Piscatelli as she brings on guests, experts and people who are at least trying as we all navigate our love lives.

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Relationship with Dating as a Queer Person in New York City

Dating or at least trying

1 hour 58 seconds

2 years ago

Relationship with Dating as a Queer Person in New York City

In this episode of “The Relationship Type,” hosts Alex Piscatelli and Patty Camerota sit down Desi Sulca, a Brooklyn-based video editor and seasoned dater who is currently navigating the good, the bad and the chaotic world of dating in New York City.

Tune in as Desi shares their experience with dating in the queer community as a young 30-something. They discuss the importance of astrology in their search for love, their dating deal breakers, dating apps like Raya, their second puberty, and more. From the excitement of discovering romance in unexpected places to the challenges of finding genuine connections, Desi's journey is a testament to the power of authenticity and embracing experiences outside of one’s comfort zone.

In this episode, you'll also hear Desi's story of being a divorcee and how that inspired them to come out as trans, shedding light on the complexities of love, loss and the courage to start anew. It's a conversation that resonates with anyone who has experienced the ups and downs of being in a serious relationship.

So, whether you're a seasoned New Yorker navigating the dating scene or someone who is just looking to build strong community connections, tune in for insights, stories, and laughter in this exploration of love, community, and *Rihanna voice* finding love in a hopeless place.

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