In short
The “Right Person Wrong Time” relationship myth, arguing it’s usually a choice or mismatch rather than fate; plus relationship and friendship advice questions (destination weddings, declining bridesmaid roles, handling friend drama, guilt after flirting, and seeking validation for staying in one city).
Guest backgrounds
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Key claims
“Right person, wrong time” protects egos and keeps the door open for avoidance; if someone truly wants you, they make it work (they don’t “reschedule” for later). Timing is part of the package: if they can’t meet you now, they’re not your person. “Wrong time” often means “wrong person” or “not worth the inconvenience.”
Notable examples
The host describes past rationalizing with a previous relationship that “never ended up working,” and contrasts it with her current partner Matt, whom she says was direct and made effort despite logistics (NY/LA, time zones, travel). She also discusses a hypothetical wedding scenario (two European weddings in one summer) and advice on not engaging in gossip during lunches.
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Chapters
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1:29 to 2:05
The host shares personal experiences and challenges during pregnancy.
“Serve up their classic lasagna, chicken pesto, or carbonara for two.”
Pregnancy Insights
2:10 to 8:40
The host shares personal experiences and challenges during pregnancy.
“So I think that just gives me a pass on whatever I say for the next few months.”
Pregnancy Insights
8:44 to 9:49
The host shares personal experiences and challenges during pregnancy.
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Pregnancy Insights
9:52 to 10:30
The host shares personal experiences and challenges during pregnancy.
“When I am hungry and I am trying to figure out what to eat, sometimes you can just actually become so, you're angry.”
Right Person Wrong Time Myth
10:30 to 14:00
The host discusses the myth of 'right person, wrong time' in relationships.
“I hope you hydrated, and I hope you are ready to get called out today.”
Understanding the 'Right Person, Wrong Time' Myth
14:00 to 17:46
Explore the misconceptions around the idea of timing in relationships and how it affects our perceptions of love.
“And how long can you keep lying to yourself, right?”
Breaking the Cycle of Self-Deception
17:46 to 21:52
Learn about the psychological traps we fall into regarding past relationships and how to overcome them.
“And I think what's really important to acknowledge is that is a very dark psychological trap that we have to address.”
Reframing Your Perspective on Love
21:52 to 24:29
Discover the importance of recognizing the right partner and the role of timing in a healthy relationship.
“How am I going to know if it's the right time if I don't keep tabs?”
Real-Life Examples and Lessons Learned
24:29 to 28:00
Hear personal anecdotes about navigating complex relationships and the importance of clear communication.
“someone who aligns with your present, not this hypothetical future.”
Confronting Relationship Fantasies
28:00 to 29:10
Explore the dangers of creating unrealistic fantasies in relationships.
“So this kind of fits into this category and this should make me feel this way.”
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Navigating Friends’ Weddings
29:10 to 34:31
Discuss the complexities of attending multiple weddings in one summer.
“I'm going to be speaking in hypotheticals, which I do think is important because obviously I've never gone through something like this.”
Handling Conflicts Between Friends
34:31 to 41:08
Learn how to manage uncomfortable situations between friends effectively.
“Guys, these ones I didn't pick this week.”
Handling Conflicts Between Friends
42:14 to 43:36
Learn how to manage uncomfortable situations between friends effectively.
“But when I tell you, I get so excited for my plans and then I'm like, oh my God, but then I'm going to eat and I'm going to be out and then I'm going to, oh my God, am I going to have digestion issues?”
Navigating Flirtation in Relationships
43:38 to 50:00
Discusses the complexities of flirting while in a relationship and its implications.
“I love my boyfriend so much and would never cheat on him.”
Finding Fulfillment After College
50:01 to 56:00
Explores feelings of insecurity and validation when friends move away and pursue new lives.
“where I stayed in the city where we originally lived after college.”
The Illusion of Others' Opinions
56:00 to 58:20
Learn why you should prioritize your own happiness over others' perceptions.
“And I was like, that's not true, but like, kind of like, let me say it and then take it back.”
Engaging with the Audience
58:20 to 59:37
Discover the importance of listener engagement and interaction in podcasting.
“I am excited for, oh, we have some good interviews coming up, you guys.”
Engaging with the Audience
59:45 to 1:01:13
Discover the importance of listener engagement and interaction in podcasting.
“That is why I love traveling with T-Mobile.”
Engaging with the Audience
1:01:49 to 1:03:05
Discover the importance of listener engagement and interaction in podcasting.
“That would be weird if that was your favorite pastime.”
Transcript
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1:50Serve up their classic lasagna, chicken pesto, or carbonara for two. Whatever you're craving, Stouffer's is your hot, delicious, easy meal fantasy. When the clock strikes dinner, think Stouffer's. You can see all the delicious options at stouffers.com. Hello, Daddy Gang. Welcome back to another Sunday session. We're bumping. We are bumping. It's funny because when I'm wearing my sweatpants and my hoodies, I'm like do people know I'm even pregnant so I'm like I'm trying to like lean into the bump but it's also hard to situate yourself in front of cameras while you have a bump so it's just go with me here um I will say pregnancy so far has been a lot of ups and downs there are some incredible days and there are some really trying days.
2:42I haven't slept. So I think that just gives me a pass on whatever I say for the next few months. Like it's not me. I didn't realize so much about pregnancy and I'll be honest, like in hindsight, I've had friends who are pregnant, but I've never explored and questioned the process and the ailments that come with it and just all the things. Like I guess I've just never really asked. And so now that I'm living it, I am really discovering a lot. And so I didn't fully realize that you just don't sleep in pregnancy. And I have seen a lot of women say, oh, it's just preparing you for when you have a kid.
3:24I'm like, oh oh that's amazing um but so yeah you don't really sleep when you're pregnant and as my bump has gotten larger and larger progressively what happens during the middle of the night you guys is it's it's a really big experience that you go through and you go through it alone so while my husband is doing like his light little snoring I want to just whack him in the face with the pillow and I do do that sometimes sometimes I will whack Matt and he's like what what and I'm like what what I pretend I'm like oh my god was that a ghost what happened because I just want him to like sit there with me and be awake you know what I mean poor Matt is like constantly getting jarred awake um he falls asleep also in four minutes he was looking at his he wears one of those um health google bands at night specifically and I have stopped wearing it for a second because I'm like I don't want to see it right now maybe in a little bit but like I can't see right now because I know it's going to be so dark.
4:21And Matt last night said, you fell asleep in four minutes. Oh, okay. Divorce. Oh, okay. Divorce. I was like, you, you fell asleep before. I, the things I wish I, four minutes. It's not even, I mean, I would love for any woman to tell me if you can fall asleep that easily, but I'm convinced that men just, he'll be in the middle of talking to me, you guys. And I'm like, so yeah. So then I was thinking, you know, we should talk to Erica about, and he's like, and I'm like, wait, you were just talking two seconds ago. So Matt's having the time of his life being dead asleep. I am, I'm moving and shaking.
4:59So your bump, basically when you go from side to side, you don't just flip from side to side. Like you normally would when you're sleeping as, you know, a non-pregnant person, this is, this is heavy. OK, this is heavy weight. And so I'm physically having to be cognizant of my motions as I'm moving over, because also I've had it a couple of times where you can get a cramp or like currently my baby's foot is lodged like so high up here. And so if I move too quickly and I flip over, like I used to be a gymnast in the bedroom, okay? I would be dead asleep and I'm just, I'm like, I'm literally like the exorcist where I'm flipping my body and I'm somehow on my right side and I'm still asleep.
5:44Now it's like, all right, let me just, let me just turn over here. And it's like a big crane. Okay. It's a big crane. And I know to all my women who are like really about to give birth, I know you're like, oh just wait because this third trimester, you're just going to get even bigger, bigger, bigger. I understand that. But for right now, it already feels big. So to get bigger is going to be an adventure. Anyway, so the sleeping situation isn't great. You pee at least two times a night for myself. Again, my child's head was so lovely. Again, it's just like preparing me for parenthood is every single time I've gone to my doctor, she's like, oh my God, the head is still in the same location.
6:26I'm like, Oh, just say it. She's like right on the bladder. I'm like, boom. I'm telling you guys, this child's head has not moved off of my bladder this entire pregnancy. So you already have so much pressure because it's kind of like compacts your bladder when you get pregnant, but then to also have a head and a growing head just right there, just sitting right here. We're peeing 24 seven. It almost feels like a constant UTI. Cause even after I pee, I'm like, do I have to pee again? And it's like, nope, that's just, that's just your body. So like, there's things that I'm getting used to. I will say, let's pick out a positive, you know, not to freak everyone out.
7:04The positives I will say, um, is there is nothing more connecting and incredible and wild and just, it's, it's not even out of body cause it's obviously in my body, but it feels that way when you feel your child kicking and moving. I don't even know how to describe it, you guys. I feel so in shock that I can feel now how big this child is. And I can watch as this part of my belly bumps out and this part is moving. It looks like it's doing a somersault. And I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa. So there's just like a lot of cool, fascinating parts. I think about the body. My boobs keep getting bigger. Don't look.
7:48Okay. I would think I'd be like thrilled that my boobs are getting bigger and just like more fuller, but I'm just kind of like, I don't know. I would love to hear from other mothers and who are pregnant, like something about the boobs. You go through a little phase where you're like, okay, this is kind of like looking good. And then you're kind of like, I don't even, it's just a little, it's a lot. it's a lot so overall I'm enjoying pregnancy I'm I'm leaning in um but there's anxiety that comes with it because you just want this child to be healthy and you want to be healthy and yeah so that's what's going on
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10:00You're like, I am busy, I'm hungry, I'm getting hangry, I'm getting angry, what can I eat? I need something hot and delicious and low maintenance. Well, introducing Stouffer's dinners are not only delicious, they're done in a flash. Serve up their classic lasagna, chicken pesto or carbonara for two, whatever you're craving. Stouffer's is your hot, delicious, easy meal fantasy. When the clock strikes dinner, think Stouffer's. You can see all the delicious options at Stouffers.com. Okay, now to you guys. Enough about me, okay? I hope you had such an incredible week. I hope you hydrated, and I hope you are ready to get called out today.
10:46Because in preparing for this episode, I realized I think that we need to talk about one of the biggest, most toxic lies we have all collectively agreed to believe. We are going to tackle the ultimate relationship coping mechanism today, which is right person, wrong time. Everyone's already triggered. I know we are going there. How many of you right now are sitting? Maybe you're in your car, you're walking on the treadmill, you're laying in bed, you're staring at the ceiling and you immediately when I said that you're thinking about that person right the one who got away the one where you're like oh if only we met three years later if only they didn't move to Chicago if only they were done with their f-boy phase if only if only if only then it would have worked and it's like guys I hate to break it to you but I am gonna give you some tough love today.
11:54Okay. We are basically going to completely tear this concept apart because I want to be clear. I used to be the queen of rationalizing bad situations with this exact phrase. So you are not alone. I want to make you feel very, very cozy and comfy when I say I am speaking from so much experience, not just, you know, experience. I am speaking from lived experience. But today, instead of focusing on feelings, I do want to just, I want to look at the facts. Why do we say it? Why do we say right person, wrong time? I think we say it because the truth is too painful to face. It's so much easier to just blame the universe or a calendar or a zip code than it is to admit the harsh reality.
12:48they just didn't want it enough or you didn't want it enough. That's it. That's the truth. Like it or hate it. Those are the facts. Because be real with me here. Please think about it. Logically, when you are truly deeply madly in love with someone, when you look at them and you think this is my person, you do not let timing be an issue and you don't let that stop you. You figure it out. You move them out. And if someone tells you guys, someone tells you, I love you so much. You're perfect for me, but the timing is just wrong. Okay. What they're actually saying is I like you, but I like my current lifestyle or my current freedom or my current career more than I like the idea of being with you.
13:41And I am choosing that over you. let the tears fall down and wake your dreams it's it's harsh I get it okay I get it but I have to acknowledge and we all have to acknowledge that's their right that is your right right like if that's the case that is so okay but we need to stop wrapping it up in this pretty little bow and calling it oh this is just a tragedy of the universe it's not fate playing a trick on you daddy gang it is a choice it is a cognizant decision that one human being is making the stars did not force this one to happen sadly like I know people including myself who are watching are like no no but like he is my soulmate it's just he's focusing on his career right now like that's it or like she's the one but like she's just kind of going through this phase girl I love you but we are just lying to ourselves.
14:40And how long can you keep lying to yourself, right? So as I was thinking about talking to you about this, I was like, okay, okay, okay. So fair, a lot of us do this, but why do we do this, right? I think that one reason we do this is kind of very obvious. It protects our egos, right? Rejection, let's be real, it is a very, very brutal pill to swallow. It hurts way less to blame a construct like time than it does to admit, hey, this person just doesn't want me enough to make it work. And so we convince ourselves, it's not me. Obviously, it's not me. It's the clock. It's time. Spoiler, bitch. It's not the clock.
15:31It is you actually. Another reason we do this, I think we love a tragic movie plot. We have been brainwashed by romantic comedies to believe that love needs to be this struggle. We think we, you know, if we suffer through the wrong time, the payoff will just be the most cinematic reunion of an experience. Let me just tell you something. This was me to a T, to a T with a previous relationship, you guys. If anything, the fact I feel like that we couldn't be together at the time, it somehow made me like him more. And now in hindsight, I'm like, it almost made me like him more than if we were actually together.
16:18The idea was better than the reality and I somehow found it oddly, extremely romantic that we just, we couldn't be together. Just wasn't the right time. Okay. But of course we're going to come back together. It's just timing. Like obviously we're going to reconnect. It's just, we got to, it never happened. It never fucking happened. Okay. All those sleepless nights, all the journaling and you guys know I don't journal but I journaled and the letters I wrote it did nothing okay right person wrong time like he never came back it never ended up working and so then I think the most important and obvious reason that we do this and we lie to ourselves is this one hurts but it's really the truth, it keeps the door open.
17:14If it's just the wrong time, you don't actually have to mourn the relationship and move on. You get to basically keep them on this shelf in your mind, waiting for the right time to magically appear. It's basically a full coping mechanism for avoidance. If you don't have to fully face that it's over, babe, we can just still live in our delusion. It's not over. He's coming back around. He's coming back around the merry-go-round. It's like, babe, that thing shut off years ago, okay? And I think what's really important to acknowledge is that is a very dark psychological trap that we have to address.
17:55Because what happens when you believe in right person, wrong time, you essentially put your life on pause. You can become a ghost in your own dating life, right? You go out on a date with a perfectly great guy or girl and the entire time you're just comparing them to the right person who unfortunately is currently living across the country or is currently just finding themselves. And you're just like holding this torch for a fantasy, but it actually doesn't even exist anymore because that's what right person wrong time usually is. It is a fantasy. You are in love with the potential of what could have been, not the reality of what actually is in front of you.
18:39The reality was that it didn't work out. I remember. I remember. All right, let's go back. I've kind of blocked these days out, guys, so give me a second. But I do remember, if I can recall correctly, back in the day, the guy that I did this with, I convinced myself for ages that if the stars just aligned, we're going to be together. Okay. I was like, no, no, no. We got a couple hiccups. There's like a couple little road bumps. He's doing this. I'm doing this. But we will be back together. And I wasted so much emotional real estate on a guy who is simply not ready to commit to me. And when someone shows you or tells you they aren't ready, we have to believe them.
19:33Don't try to rewrite their narrative into some romantic story that keeps you hung up even after it ends. You're lying to yourself. You are romanticizing a really not so romantic situation. Okay? And so I ask that please listen to me closely when I say if someone is truly your right person, the timing becomes a secondary factor and it kind of becomes a non-issue. When people want to be with you, they don't give you a rain check. They don't say, whoa, you are the love of my life. I think we just need to pause and like let's revisit in three years. Like let's revisit when my schedule clears up a little bit.
20:18Let's reschedule when I'm a little bit of a different person. Like, no, no, no. They figure it out. They move cities. They change schedules. They lose sleep. They make room for you. If someone is letting you go because of timing, what they are actually saying is, you are not worth the inconvenience of adjusting my life right now. And I know it sounds harsh, but it is to some degree liberating if you can finally accept that. You're all like, speak for yourself. okay speak for yourself Alex that feels horrible that I don't I don't want to hear any of that I get it I get it college me would have also maybe turned this off by this point you're like la la la la um trust me I get it and I really get it more than I wish so I'm not going to leave you hanging obviously we got it we got to make ourselves feel better here right let's acknowledge how we break this cycle.
21:16Okay. How do we move on from the wrong time trap? When I think about it, if I could go back and give myself advice, it would be step one is you need to close the chapter. You need to stop checking their Instagram stories. Stop checking their Spotify to see what sad songs they're listening to, you are feeding the delusion. You, not them, you. And you need to stop holding on to one day because that mentality is making it quite literally impossible for you to move on. And you feel less guilty for checking in on them and stalking their social medias because again, it's the right person. It's just the wrong time, right?
22:01Maybe it will be the right time soon. And you convince yourself. So like, I got to keep tabs. I got to keep tabs on them. How am I going to know if it's the right time if I don't keep tabs? And it's like, no, no slick. You're, you're being there. Like I see where you're going with that, but no, if you want to be real with yourself, it's a hard fucking no. Then step two, step two, after you are like, okay, I need to actually close that chapter. You need to reframe the narrative in your head. They weren't the right person at the wrong time. They were the wrong person, period. Because the right person is someone who is willing and ready and capable of choosing you right now.
22:44Timing, I mean, I think it's obvious, but maybe we've convinced ourselves so much that it doesn't seem obvious. But like, guys, timing is a part of the package deal of a person being the right person. If they can't meet you where you are, then they're not your person, period. So when you say right person, wrong time, what it actually means is wrong person, wrong. You're seeing a little bit of like green, yellow, and it's like, no, it red. Because the right person is the right time. When you say, okay, here we go. Hopefully this will help. Hurt and help. When you say to yourself, they just need to find themselves what it actually means is they don't want to be found with you okay and when you say we'll end up together eventually what it actually means is I am pausing my life for someone who is moving on with theirs guys life is way too short to be waiting around in the waiting room of someone else's life and you're just like you ready yet you ready and most of the time these people are if if they've let it drag on this long then they're probably not going to give you the hard truth and so they're going to just let you linger in the waiting room they're like oh my god she's still there you deserve the person who looks at a chaotic messy inconvenient timeline and says i don't care we're making this work stop romanticizing potential and start looking at reality if they wanted to they would if they aren't, they aren't your person, period.
24:25Close the chapter. Put on your hottest outfit and go find someone who aligns with your present, not this hypothetical future. We all deserve that. Last thing I will say is I remember when I was dealing actually kind of with this like wrong, right person, wrong time in my head shortly after I met Matt. And so many things in my life and Matt's life did not or shouldn't have worked at first. I was living in New York. He was living in Los Angeles. Let's just start there. I have no interest in long distance relationships. Like I have never been a full long distance relationship kind of girl. And every time I did it, I just ended up feeling like, oh, I don't want to be doing this.
25:11And when I met Matt, it was like, oh my God, I actually want to do this. I will do long distance with this person. I actually don't really care. And it was so unlike me, but it was like, because I felt like this was actually the right person. And he felt the same way. Our traveling schedules were so crazy and hectic. And he was on different time zones or he was traveling to different countries to make movies and he would stay up and it would be like 4 a.m. his time to make sure he got to talk to me in the morning or vice versa. And like, it was hard. And in the beginning days, it was a lot of work to like actually find a way to merge our lives.
25:49And then when I did move out to Los Angeles, there was so much that also went into how different at first our lives were. And we just kept working through it because we knew, oh my God, you're the right person for me. and so none of this logistically should stop us even if we're getting some sleepless nights even if it's hard in the beginning even if it's like we're having to adjust I want to adjust certain things in my life so that we can make this work together and so then I was able to look back at a lot of the people that I thought like oh my god right person wrong time and I'm like one of them specifically you guys I was really convinced he really oh my god this really could be my person And I look back and I'm like, oh my God, I had painted this entire picture in my head that he was actually quite direct in a lot of moments, but I was hearing it in a way that I wanted to hear it.
26:45He was telling me that we couldn't, you know, fully date because of X, Y, Z. And I took that as like, he's actually caring about my feelings and he's giving me the heads up because he cares so much about me. guys it's so crazy when your frontal lobe isn't fully developed even saying this out loud I'm like okay this is embarrassing I convinced myself like he's saying we can't be boyfriend girlfriend right now because his schedule is so crazy that like he doesn't want to commit and like hurt me so like we should just stay in this like in between you know situationship phase bitch then I meet Matt and he's like I I'm into you I'm gonna make an effort we're gonna do this we're to do that.
27:26Like, and I was like, oh my God, that's what this is supposed to feel like. An actual person being direct. And even when Matt would like, not like something I did or, or like something, like he just would always tell me, meanwhile, I looked back and I was like, I got so good at like decoding, you know, you know, you've really been through the ringer in your past relationships when you're like, I am, I, I could D I, it's like the Swifties. We can look and there's Easter eggs and you're like, I can put these pieces together, but in a romantic relationship, you shouldn't have to be like, all right.
27:58So on the 24th, he did tell me this, but really I think he meant this. So this kind of fits into this category and this should make me feel this way. And it's like, no, stop trying to make this fantasy and this whole thing happen. You're just literally concocting a big, big lie in front of your face that you're just like drinking the Kool-Aid. And the longer you do that, you go down this really, really dark path. And so I hope today anyone who is listening who is in my situation, I wish I would have had someone who could have given me this advice when I was going through that because those tangibles I would have been like, OK, maybe this is actually like completely my situation.
28:35I know it's hard to hear, but that's what we do here on Color Daddy. OK, we talk about the hard things, not the easy things. And then we try to make the hard things easier by talking it through. Oh, maybe it's the glasses. You know, maybe it's the glasses today. They give me that little edge. Okay, let's answer some questions of the motherfucking week.
29:15question number one my friend wants to have her wedding in Greece next summer but we've already committed to another close friend's wedding in Italy that same summer it's the exact same friend group and we'd all be bridesmaids we've explained that two European weddings in one summer would be financially and logistically difficult and close to impossible but she says it's normal and that everyone has expenses we suggested choosing a closer destination or spacing the weddings farther apart but she feels that's unfair I know it's her wedding and her choice but I'm annoyed that she doesn't seem to care how much stress and expense this puts on the same group of friends thoughts oh okay I want to preface this before I answer this with I have been so um fortunate that my friend group when it comes to weddings somehow knock on wood we have not had any major issues when it comes to like logistics or animosity or resentment building and so when I answer this question.
30:19I am not speaking from experience. I'm going to be speaking in hypotheticals, which I do think is important because obviously I've never gone through something like this. But let me just let me just try to work this out with you for a minute. My first thought is whenever I've posted about weddings or, you know, bachelorettes, there's such a huge issue when it comes down to everyone's personal opinion of how much they are willing to spend, how much they're comfortable spending, understandably, and also just like etiquette that goes into it. If you lined up 10 people on the street, every single person is probably going to have a different answer of how you should handle this situation.
31:00So I want to be very mindful, okay? I'm not getting canceled over no opinion on a Greece wedding. That isn't mine, okay? This is hypothetical. everyone calm down two Europe trips in one summer is so financially straining it is psychotic when it comes to taking off work it is logistically hard if any of these people have kids like I don't know a lot of people that go to Europe twice in a summer so this is a lot so I'm acknowledging that this is a lot that this person is asking of you what sucks is how close you all are. You're going to be a bridesmaid in this. I would say that, God, it is a little bit on you.
31:39You feel like, yeah, of course you have to go. But how you go, I don't know. And I literally think what sucks is it seems like this bride is kind of unwilling to have a conversation about the reality of the situation. And she's kind of like, you kind of have to suck it up. But what if you can't? What if you literally can't afford this? I think that's what's hard about these destination weddings is in my opinion, okay, sue me. I think that if you have a destination wedding, you are basically acknowledging that you're okay if a bunch of people don't come. Don't shoot me. But I do think that's the case because to expect people to travel and the finances again and all the logistics that go into that dynamic, it is a lot to ask of someone.
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32:28And so I do think that like half of the people I also talk to, they're like, oh, we're doing it there because we're hoping no like half of the list doesn't end up coming. And you hear people say that. Right. So I do think there needs to be some honest conversation. I would be interested to see if you could bring your friend group together and all have an honest conversation about like what what is everyone doing? And who knows, maybe it impacts like do you do something a little less with the Greece trip so that you can also spread it out to the Italy trip? I have no idea, but I think you need to talk to your friends about it because obviously each of you is going to be in a different financial situation, but it seems like you all have this big group where like one person making a rogue decision, it's going to alienate them.
33:12And so I think getting on the same page with your friends and if the bride is unwilling to talk about it with you, fine, leave her out of it for now, but get all the bridesmaid together and be like, guys, literally what are we doing? And that's where I think this kind of stuff like literally ends friendships, right? I've had so many people write in being like, oh yeah, I never, I don't even speak to my bridesmaids anymore. I'm like, oh my God, what happened? I think that emotions get really heightened and the bride sees things completely different than the bridesmaids. And I'm not saying one is acting better than the other, but this kind of brings out like the worst in people.
33:46And I will say it sucks, but like everyone has a lot of weddings. And then when you're the person that it's your wedding you expect them to show up at 100 capacity in their best selves but it's like babe I have seven other weddings this summer and I think sometimes brides forget that and I'm not saying that's their issue but I do think there needs to be a little bit of understanding when it comes to if you know that they're already going to another European wedding and it's not where you could bop over it's like you have to come back to the states wait a little bit go back to Europe. I don't know if you can be that mad if some people don't show up.
34:24Please don't get mad at me. I'm just, I never said any of that. And again, guys, pregnancy brain, come on, pregnancy brain, pregnancy brain. Okay. Next. Oh my God. Guys, these ones I didn't pick this week. I had someone else pick them. So like I'm going to get slammed again. Okay. Is it rude to turn down a bridesmaid invitation. How funny that like on the controversial Richter scale bridesmaids in weddings I just can feel it in my bones. I'm like tread lightly tread lightly tread lightly. It's very sensitive topic. Is it wrong to turn down a bridesmaid invitation? An old friend from college asked me to be in her bridal party but we're not close at all anymore and I barely even know her fiance.
35:11She has plenty of other friends so I'm honestly confused why she even invited me. Okay, I think I can handle this one a little bit easier. I think that, listen, everyone in life is going to have different opinions on friends and nostalgia and, you know, the connection that they have to whether it's high school or college or whatever it be. And so you may not think that you're as close and she knows you're maybe not that close, but it may for her be more of like a, oh, she was at such a big pivotal time in my life. And let's keep it real. She may need to be filling those slots, you know, like they may be like, we want to do seven and seven and she's up to six and she's like, who else could I get to be in that row of, oh, Jamie, Jamie would be, Jamie will so show up.
36:01And so I actually do think that you can pass on this, but I don't think you need to be honest. we're not liars here on Call Our Daddy, but I do think sometimes you can omit parts of the truth when you're letting a friend that you're not close to down to not make it a bigger issue, okay? I think that you could just say, hey girl, I am so happy for you. I can't wait for you to have such a, I imagine the wedding's gonna be gorgeous. Unfortunately, I have a prior family commitment that we can, you could also say like, oh my God, I'm sorry, is this bad? But you could be like, I'm so sorry. Like I actually have already committed to a family wedding that weekend.
36:39So I won't be able to make it. But like, I love you. And please like send me your wedding registry and like sending you all the good vibes. I think you can totally respectfully pass on the bridesmaid thing without passing like, hey, guys, I mean, guys, unless I would love to hear if people would actually want you to be honest, because I think that's psychotic. Hey, girl, Jamie here. We haven't really talked in a while. So I was kind of thrown off that you asked me to be a bridesmaid and i'm going to be honest I don't think we're close enough. I don't even really know your fiance So like I don't really think it's appropriate for me to come to your wedding I mean, yeah, you could be that type of person I'm not gonna I would not do that I'm, not gonna do that because that's just gonna hurt her feelings, you know, let her down easy She's got enough to deal with She's got to go fill that seventh slot, baby Okay, next hi father.
37:26I need some help. I got lunch with a good friend I haven't seen in a while and she began completely slandering another friend of mine over some drama it felt like she was looking for validation but I honestly thought she was overreacting and found the whole thing super uncomfortable I think she could tell and now she wants to talk am I supposed to automatically take a friend's side when they're beefing with someone else I know fabulous inquiry so here's the thing about women uh men like sports and we like drama. We like pop culture. We like drama. We like a little bit of gossip here and there.
38:08And so when you go to a lunch and maybe maybe you went to this lunch and Becky was just on her shit. She's feeling herself and she's like, I need to vent. I think what happens sometimes is clearly she was looking to vent and it was coming off way too aggressive and she wasn't reading the room and she kind of went into a blackout rage. It's classic. We've all been there. So I think when a woman needs to get something off her chest, sometimes we can't read the room. And I think with her, clearly she went in spiraling a little bit and thought that you could be a companion. And in that moment you were like, actually, you're putting me in a really difficult position.
38:46What I really respect about you, and it seems like you did, is like you didn't just jump in and you didn't just start immediately gossiping with them because those are my least favorite kind of people where if you're in the room with one person, you're just a yes man and you're just like, oh my god, totally, they're so annoying. And then you go see that person later and you're completely fake and nice to them and then you'll bitch about the person you were just with earlier. It's like that is so two-faced and I think there are a lot of people who would rather just indulge it rather than like have a backbone and stand their ground.
39:16And even if it's just being quiet, that's being a good friend. And sometimes I think it's lost on people. So I love that you didn't engage. if she's following up because she has a feeling it was making you uncomfortable I do think just being really honest with her can't hurt I think you can just say listen I definitely felt a little uncomfortable and I don't mean in a way that like I was you know wanting to leave the brunch but I just felt like it was a lot I just didn't really know how to act being in the middle of it because I'm on really good terms with her and I have a great relationship with her.
39:48So I feel like I'm kind of not the right person to be talking with this about. If she freaks out, that's like on her and she's immature and she needs to figure that out. But I do think this is a classic, like the girls are beefing. They're looking for, you know, the neutral party to like sway and bring on their side. And I think you hold your ground because instead of having to sway left or right, you actually don't need to be a part of this. And that is something that I think that it takes a while to learn that, you know, I feel like none of us knew that in high school, right? High school, you were like, oh, you're either on Taylor's side or you're either on Francine's side.
40:27And there ain't no in between you team Taylor or you team Francine. And there's no gray area because maturity and honesty and boundaries, they don't exist back then. But then we build that muscle a little bit. And I have a lot of respect for people when you build that muscle, if you can maintain it and do it in a way that's very mature. So kudos to you. You're on the right path. OK, next.
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43:54I woke up feeling so guilty, even though I technically didn't do anything wrong. Is that a sign that I crossed a line. How do you know the difference? Okay. So there's a couple dynamics here that I would like to point out. I think that it's human nature to, you know, be out and you're like, oh my God, this person's giving me so much attention. If you are feeling like you're not getting that in your relationship, right? Like I'm trying to think of myself, if I was out and a guy was giving me attention I would just immediately be like I'm so not interested in this because like I'm I'm completely fulfilled in my relationship with my husband so I would be like immediately shutting that down and I'm not I'm not making you feel bad I'm just acknowledging for you that like form in my opinion that's what this is you're craving that attention because something is missing in your relationship because otherwise it would just feel it just wouldn't hit like if a man was giving me attention.
44:55I'd literally be like, do you see my ring? Like, I don't need, I don't need it. Even if I didn't have a ring and I was still in a relationship and we were dating like Matt and I, like I just wouldn't entertain it. Cause I'm like, I don't need this. I I'm fulfilled. I get a test. So you have to recognize within yourself that yes, you leaned in. I don't think you're a bad person. It just really is exposing something within your relationship. You also saying, I woke up feeling so guilty and I feel like I crossed a line for me. That means that like, maybe you really do love your boyfriend. It was almost just like you felt like that night, such a thrill.
45:30You were like, oh my God, I felt hot. I felt wanted. I felt desired. I felt pursued. And I think a lot of times woman or man, when you're not getting that in your relationship, if you get it, you know, a night out, a little bit of flirting, no physical connection happens, you feel alive again. But unfortunately, that is really a negative sign. It's a negative sign because it's either like the romantic relationship that you're in is not fulfilling you enough. And so you're having to seek it from other people. And if you felt guilty, the option is number one, you need to have a conversation with your boyfriend, not telling him about this night, okay?
46:13I don't think you did anything to the point where you need to disclose this to him, but you need to approach the issue and you need to handle the issue so you don't keep doing that. And I think approaching the issue is whatever the issue is for you, right? Maybe you guys don't really have sex anymore or maybe you are lacking kind of that intimacy, not the actual sex act, but like you guys don't really kiss anymore and he doesn't really do this or you don't really do this and you kind of become, you know, just kind of partners in life. I think a lot of times when couples move in together, things can get very hard to spice up if they aren't making concerted efforts.
46:54And so sometimes you almost become like best friends and you're like, wait, where did we lose our way? Like he used to court me and I used to surprise him with things when he would come home. And so like the effort has dwindled and you're clearly feeling that. And so the attention is feeling so invigorating. You're feeling so alive, but you clearly want that from your boyfriend. So put the effort there in whether you need to put date nights on the books or whether you do need to put on a cute outfit and you guys need to reconnect and you need to feel good about yourself or you need to plan a date where you both meet from work.
47:29So like you don't go together and you look for him in the bar and you spot him and whatever it is, you don't have phones at dinner. You actually connect. Like I can't tell you what's missing in your relationship I'm obviously coming up with a bunch of ideas where I'm guessing but I think this is really common sadly for a lot of people in a lot of relationships and they look for external validation and they don't pause to just recognize and maybe they internally like subconsciously they know it's because they're not getting it from their partner but instead of trying to do anything about it they just go get it somewhere else and that's what leads to I feel like all these people cheating right you hear all the men like well you know she doesn't fuck me anymore so I went and it's like fuck off like that's not an excuse to ever cheat like did you bring this up to her have you had conversations have you gone to couples therapy have you worked on things people are so lazy and people are so quick to just jump to the next thing because it's easier it feels like and guess what if you got into a relationship with this person and you broke up with your boyfriend, I'm telling you the same thing is probably going to happen because it does take two to tango of like, if you're not putting the effort in with your boyfriend and I'm not fully blaming you, I'm just saying it's going to happen again, another relationship.
48:47And how are you going to solve that? You need to put that amount of effort and more into your relationship. And it's a quick, easy fix at a bar and a night out. And you, you know, you're flirting and all the things, but then life happens, right? People are, it's so crazy how like distracted we can all get by like the little shiny thing. And it's so temporary because real relationships are built on hard conversations and merging your lives and the reality of life, work, finances, family dynamics. And so when you're out at the bar, none of that exists. it's just physical attraction it's just this oh my gosh you're hot I'm hot I'm feeling this and then you wake up the next day and if you actually wanted a relationship with that person then you're gonna have to go through all the trudging of the mud that you've gotten through with your other with your current partner and so you've done the hard work and clearly you like this person so actually I think it's so easy the easiest part is to regain that little spark oh I I need more attention.
49:48I want to feel sexy. I want to do that easy. You've done the hard work. Now just pour into the relationship, right? In a way that makes you feel seen and him feel seen. All right, let's do one more. My close friends all moved across the country together where I stayed in the city where we originally lived after college. Whenever I visit, I feel pressure to justify my decision to stay by talking about how great my life here is still because they talk about how much happier they are now in that other place. How do I stop seeking validation for a choice I know was right for me? Oh, this is like so relatable and annoying because I feel like when you're on the same page as your friends in college, it's just the best feeling.
50:33Like you're going to the dining hall together and you're going to the parties together and everything is just so, I mean, at the time it doesn't feel easy, but you look back and you're like, oh my God, it was so easy, right? It was so easy. We all had similar schedules and we had similar interests and we just did everything together. And then when you leave college, it feels so disorienting how that foundation almost immediately disappears and crumbles and everyone starts to go their own directions. And it's kind of really depressing in a way. You're like, oh my God, we were all joking about how, you know, it's going to be so fun to get out of here and start our lives.
51:17And although it is in some way nice to start my life, I miss that comfort. I miss that familiarity. And so the fact that you have stayed in the place that you guys all went to college, you're still in your familiar bubble, but you're growing and you're loving it. And that's amazing. And them having left, I think something that makes your situation a little different maybe than others of just like oh I moved to this city and they moved that city is like there's a part of you I think after college that like really wants to shed like I'm not a college person anymore right like I'm an adult and I'm sure that they feel like when they're associating any conversation they're having about the city you guys went to school in they're thinking about themselves in college and I think that you have to separate that for yourself where like they're not shitting on, you know, oh my God, I'm so much happier now that I live in Denver instead of Boston.
52:13Oh my God, Boston. Like I was just like, oh my God, I could have never stayed there. Meanwhile, you're like, I literally still live here. I think what they're trying to probably say is it's more about themselves because let's be real. Everyone only fucking cares about themselves. And so they're really having a self-reflective moment of like, I'm so much happier in Denver now because dah, dah, dah, dah, dah. And they're comparing college them. Understandably what they're not being thoughtful about is like, you're like, Hey guys, so I still live here. And then you're having to over compromise and almost prove yourself.
52:43Like, but I've grown too, just cause I've stayed in the same location I've grown to what it comes down to with friends in this moment is it feels like a rat race. When you get out of college, it feels like you're all in the same line. And it starts a little bit in college where like who got the internship or like who did get the job out of college like it slowly begins right but then the minute and there's a couple people little head right before you get out of college because like they've got some job secured or they've got this or that or maybe they have family money so they've got the apartment and you still are gonna have to live at home with your parents whatever it's a little bit of this and then the minute college is over everyone starts looking to their left and right to compare like well wait she got the job and then I didn't get the job and I'm still living with my and you're all in this comparison game and it doesn't feel that overt, right?
53:31It doesn't feel that contentious, but it's there because you're just looking lightly left to right. You're on social media, you're checking in. And so understandably, you're doing that with your friends right now. And because a group of them have left, you're feeling like it's like five V one. I think what you have to start to do when you see that group of friends is have confidence that you know who you are and that you made the right decision for yourself. And I almost would test you to be like, next time you're with that group and they bring up how much happier they are that they're not in Boston or wherever it is, you actually don't then match it with a, yeah, no, but like I've just been like, Boston has been like, just don't answer.
54:15Just say, I'm so happy for you. I'm so happy for you that you have found this place that is making you feel so fulfilled and happy. And then when they ask you, how are you doing? Then you can share and be honest. I'm really happy. I am shocked that I'm still so fulfilled in Boston. I found such different areas since college and I did it up, but don't preemptively almost like word vomit to defend yourself. And I think that goes past obviously this dynamic that's like obviously very specific anyone when you're dealing with a friend group the constant comparison almost can have you innately jumping to prove yourself and then you leave and you're like oh I didn't really like that version of myself like why was I being so like try hard and like convincing them who I am and that I'm feeling good about myself it kind of has nothing to do with them it's it's you're clearly feeling a little insecure so work on that and then all of a sudden you won't care because the best feeling is when you are so secure and you don't care that you're like oh my god girl I know I'm so happy I say it in Boston and I know you literally hated it I fucking love it and it doesn't it doesn't bother you so anyone in friend dynamics stop the knee-jerk reaction to defend or to prove stop yourself and I think you'll start to find that they actually aren't really pressing half the time it's you that's trying to engage they don't really care that's the that's the most like eye-opening experience you just continue to have as you progress in life and you get older and you have more experience is like, no one cares.
56:02No one cares. I was going to say about you. And I was like, that's not true, but like, kind of like, let me say it and then take it back. No one cares about you. No one really gives a shit what you're doing. No one actually gives a fuck. They're everyone's focused on themselves. Yes. They care about you because you're their friend, but they don't actually care if you stay in Boston or you move to Denver. Would it be more convenient for them if you live in Denver? For sure. But they're like, okay, well, she's still in Boston. Like they don't actually care. And so you have to start to try to like let yourself go of all these people's opinions on your own life.
56:37At the end of the day, you have to live with yourself the longest out of anyone in this world. That's the real facts. You're with you till the end, whenever that end is, okay? And so to try to placate and justify and, you know, all these things for all these other people, when the reality is no one really gives a shit. You're going to spend your whole life constantly like, oh, and then people are literally like, oh, I like forget. What did you do? And meanwhile, like I spent so much energy making sure that they saw me in that moment. They didn't care. And when you start to realize that, put that amount of energy back into yourself.
57:15health, it's so much better. Life is just sweeter and easier and more enjoyable. And then you can just enjoy. And then it also prevents you when you do have assholes around you that kind of can seep in or try to make jab comments to make you feel insecure because they're insecure. Instead of making a snarky comment back, you literally are just like, oh, okay, wait, what do you want to get for dinner? Like you literally don't care. And that is freedom. When you just kind of like relinquish all of the expectations and the, all the bullshit of comparison and projection. And you're literally like, I fucking love my life.
57:53I love myself. I'm focused on myself and I'm not focused on anyone else thinks about me, nor am I really focused on what anyone else is doing other than if they're my friend and I'm there to support them. But I still also don't really care what they're doing. As long as they're happy, the same goes for you. Stop treating your friends like their word is God. Your word is God. What do you want? What makes you happy? So I hope that was an uplifting little sermon from your father. I had such a lovely time this Sunday session. I am excited for, oh, we have some good interviews coming up, you guys. We have some really good episodes.
58:31And I also have some really good Sunday session ideas. I hope you guys are liking these, you know, like hit you with a little truth at the beginning, something I've been thinking about, something I've been chewing on, you know, and then boom, get into questions of the week. But obviously, I always want your guys' opinions. So please write in if there's anything you want me to talk about on these episodes. If there's anything that you have been struggling with that you're like, ooh, I could use a little girl talk on this one, Alex. And then also, obviously, always write in questions. I think a lot of times the questions in a beautiful way, they can be very specific.
59:02But there's always like a broader theme that does relate to so many women who are watching this. So I appreciate everyone. Obviously, all of your questions are always anonymous. miss all the names that I'm making up out of the top of my head you know they're fake um so your secret is safe with me all right daddy gang I love you so much I will see you fuckers next Wednesday goodbye
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