Meet the Parents

Getting over Sh*t

WE’RE BACK BETCHES Season 2 is here! (Finally) To be totally honest we recorded this episode over a year ago and it has been sitting in our files since then. BUT it is still super relevant because we will never stop working on getting over shit! In this episode we talk about how we get over shit (or don’t) when we’ve had conflicts with friends, family, and in relationships. We also cover what we do when getting caught in the middle of other people’s conflicts. Got any examples of how you’ve gotten over shit (or haven’t)? Share with us! Email us at quarterlifecareless@gmail.com and we might share your story anonymously in a future episode.

Closure

It’s our final episode of season 1! What better way to celebrate than to talk about getting closure? Closure is a feeling we want when relationships and situationships end. It helps us to move on, but it’s not always easy to get. Sometimes (in Pascale’s first story) it can take YEARS to feel it. Other times, we’ve had to learn from our own mistakes on how to end situationships so that the other person feels closure. Stay up to date with us on insta @quarterlifecareless for updates on our season 2 debut! And contact us at quarterlifecareless@gmail.com with episode suggestions

Holidays & Culture

Why is Reva crashing her friend’s family holiday celebration? And why is her family trespassing for a holiday? This is an episode that we recorded in early January, right after the holidays when they were fresh in our minds.  We chat about what kinds of holidays our family’s celebrate and the traditions that come with it. Which holidays are “for the friends” vs “for the fam”. And why we hate when a partner doesn’t “believe” in Valentine's Day. Get in touch with us at quarterlifecareless@gmail.com [quarterlifecareless@gmail.com] and on insta @quarterlifecareless

Meet the Parents

What’s the protocol when you meet your significant other's parents? Do you bring them a gift? Honestly, we are not sure.  In this episode we cover times we’ve met our partners’ family and how that went. How it felt when their family was so different from our own, and what happened when conversations got political. We give some useful tips on how to prep for the meetup, and give an honest take on how important it is to meet the parents!

Is Chivalry Dead or Just Adapting?

It is certainly true that the word “chivalry” has a different meaning today than when it was used to define a knight's social code. But when people say “chivalry is dead” now, it’s usually used as commentary on how a man will act towards others, especially someone they are dating. We wanted to ask ourselves if we felt this phrase was true based on our experience. We chat about times chivalrous deeds have meant a lot to us and times where they made us uncomfortable and gave us the “ick”. Connect with us at quarterlifecareless@gmail.com and on Insta @quarterlifecareless