Do You Even Know Me?
Do You Even Know Me?
Podcast Description
We’re Heather and Alyssa—two friends who talk about the stuff you usually save for your group chat or a really late-night phone call. From relationship red flags and religious trauma to therapy wins and awkward sex stories, nothing’s off the table.
We’re not here to shock—we’re just not afraid to say it out loud. It’s a little messy, sometimes funny, and hopefully healing.
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Covers a variety of contemporary topics including relationship dynamics, mental health, sexuality, and societal issues. Notable episodes include examinations of BookTok's influence on dating culture, discussions on young men's feelings of isolation and expectations, and explorations of attachment theory through personal anecdotes.
We’re Heather and Alyssa—two friends who talk about the stuff you usually save for your group chat or a really late-night phone call. From relationship red flags and religious trauma to therapy wins and awkward sex stories, nothing’s off the table.
We’re not here to shock—we’re just not afraid to say it out loud. It’s a little messy, sometimes funny, and hopefully healing.
Boomers want a phone call. Gen Z wants a meme. Millennials just want someone to text them back before they die. In this episode, we dive into how dating looks wildly different depending on your age—and why that actually makes a lot of sense. We talk about what matters to you in your teens vs. your 30s, how the chaos of your early relationships is kind of necessary, and why it’s important to make dumb mistakes (yes, we all dated a walking red flag at some point). Plus, we share some of our own dating wins and disasters from across the timeline.
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