Last episode we asked, "why are men..?"
Today we talk about "why women are..."

As a woman who dates men, there are a few things I realized about myself and I've experienced certain men asking me the kinds of questions that get me thinking about the kind of response I give now. Why I am the way I am and where it must have come from. And why am I not the ONLY one even though my life has its singular experiences.

This episode could help men and women understand each other.

Men - why women can be tough nuts to crack. But if you see something special, speak your feelings, exhibit patience and understand that following her lead might result in her opening up to you taking the lead...you just might win her heart.

Women - we get it. Right? We "have to be tough." But it IS exhausting to be tough ALL the time. What WOULD happen if we make space for a man to be the man? (And don't get mad at me for that! Hear me out!)

Take a listen and let me know how it resonates with you

Women want to know! WHY ARE MEN...?

Why are they the way they are? How can we understand them? Do they even understand themselves?

I had some burning questions and I had the ONLY man whose opinions I trust join me - my brother, Chetan! This episode also features answers from one of Single to Shaadi's male dating coaches, and a fellow podcaster, Utkarsh Shrivastava.

We talk loneliness, pacifying, hygiene and of course mental health for men.

Did you get any answers? Let me know in the comments!

If you have dated at all, you have most likely ended up in a "situationship" at some point. I know I did - and I actually loved it.

I don't know if it was because I was "the problem" or my particular situation was just very ideal but I learned a great deal about myself and what the final push was to figure out what it was I wanted out of a romantic partnership.

This episode covers my particular situationship and how it taught me so much about myself. I am not saying to "go pursue a situationship" but if you have been in one or maybe are in one, find the lessons in that!

Have you had a situationship you actually enjoyed?