Single Black Female New England

Episode 14: Tubi & Chill? The Uncut Truth About Modern Dating

Lollie N Marcelin & Angelita Chevannes Season 1 Episode 14

Welcome back to another unfiltered episode of Single Black Female. This week, we are diving deep into the trenches of the current dating landscape, from the "low-budget" vibes of Tubi dates to the specific anatomical surprises that catch us off guard.

In this episode, we’re breaking down why some men think a "Tubi and Chill" night is an acceptable first date and how to spot a "Selective Provider"—the man who uses his co-parenting responsibilities as a shield to avoid showing up for the woman he’s actually dating.

Inside This Episode:

  • Tubi & Chill vs. Netflix & Chill: We discuss the evolution of the "stay-at-home" date. Is he being frugal, or is he just giving you "low-budget" energy? We explore the red flags of a man who won't take you out of the house.
  • The "Uncut" Conversation: Let’s talk about it! We dive into the hilarious (and sometimes shocking) moments of encountering men who aren't circumcised. From the initial surprise to the "maintenance" talk, no stone is left unturned.
  • The Co-Parenting Cop-Out: We tackle the "Selective Provider." We love a man who takes care of his kids, but why is he using his child support payments as an excuse to never buy you a drink? We discuss the balance between being a great dad and being a present partner.
  • Listener Q&A: We react to your wildest dating horror stories involving cheap dates and questionable excuses.

Key Takeaways for the Single Black Female:

  • How to set standards for "home dates" early on.
  • Navigating the physical surprises of the bedroom with humor and grace.
  • Identifying when a man is "financially unavailable" vs. just plain stingy.
"If he’s got money for the 'bundle' but not for the brunch, he’s not the one, sis."

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