Tell us your dating stories!

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Whether you’re cheering on a dater, cringing at a moment, or just need to vent about your own love life—we’re all ears. We’re collecting voice messages and notes from listeners about:
  • Your wildest or weirdest app dates
  • Your best (or worst) swiping stories
  • Who you’re rooting for on She Dates
  • Thoughts on modern dating—hot takes welcome
Funny, heartfelt, cynical, hopeful—we want it all! Contribution doesn’t mean it will be used on the pod. Any submissions using unkind language, bigoted language, microaggressions against groups of people will not be used. Cuss words are ok. Just keep it under 3 minutes if you’re sending audio, and remember: by submitting, you agree that we can use your message (voice or text) on the show. Don’t worry, we’ll only use your first name (or you can stay anonymous!). If you’d rather email us, send it to shedatespod@gmail.com!

**By submitting your voice or written message, you give She Dates permission to use, edit, and share your submission—either in full or in part—on the podcast, website, social media, or promotional materials. Your first name (or pseudonym, if preferred) may be used, but we won’t share any personal identifying information without your permission.

Messages from the Dating Scene

Jasmine (New Jersey)
 David (Arizona)
Maggie (California)
Jasmine (New Jersey)

"Dating apps have been consistently disappointing. But, meeting people in real life before knowing anything about them has also been scary - you can't suss out the lunatics until it's too late.

Jasmine (New Jersey)

Project Coordinator

 David (Arizona)

"My last relationship lasted eight months. We broke up because it was long-distance and I wasn't interested in doing that anymore. I'm back on the dating app scene and feeling positive about it.

David (Arizona)

Sales Manager

Maggie (California)

"Modern dating is exhausting. It's like a job hunt, where the pay is no longer the biggest selling point. Now it's all about quality of life. We don't have to settle. Which is great, but that also makes it hard be serious about anyone.

Maggie (California)

Grad Student

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