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HEARTSLAYERS: Episode 01! (Patreon)

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2017-08-21 23:37:19
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On this episode we talk about what to do when a relationship gets boring. How to score the 2nd date with a person you met on Tinder. Ways to flirt with the cute person who works at the store. How do deal when you think you're a side piece and much more!

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Heartslayers Episode #01

Welcome to the Heartslayers podcast! A bi-weekly relationship show featuring Derrick and Meg. On this episode we talk about what to do when a relationship gets boring. How to score the 2nd date with a person you met on Tinder. Ways to flirt with the cute person who works at the store. How do deal when you think you're a side piece and much more! Thanks to all our patrons for support. Patreon subscribers get to see new episodes early! http://www.patreon.com/mega64 http://www.mega64.com

Comments

Sep Tickfarve

Regarding the last bit: it's important to realize that when you evaluate any past experience, your brain on 'auto-pilot' will put a lot of weight on the final moments of that experience (see: <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak%E2%80%93end_rule" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak%E2%80%93end_rule</a>.) So when it comes to experiences that tend to end negatively, like a relationship, the whole thing will seem to have been negative if you glance over it.

Anonymous

I wouldn't consider myself what you would call your "average target" for this `podcast -I'm 39 years old, in a stable and rewarding relationship with a woman my age for the last 3 years- and yet, after two episodes, I find HEARTSLAYERS to be a very stimulating &amp; well-conducted podcast. Your advice is always sound and measured: it's nice to see how you take your listeners problems into consideration as they were your own- and, overall, I think this is a new and interesting layer to Mega64. Congratulations!

Steady

really dig it

Felix Meyer

Hey, I know it can be odd starting a new kind of podcast, but I just want to encourage you to stick with it. It's great now, and once you get more comfortable with the format it will be even better.