DATING IN BERLIN: An honest opinion! | LULU JOHNSON #05

Are men in Berlin themselves red flags? Is there just too many hot single people living in Berlin?

Are men unwilling to commit in a city where hooking up seems so easy?

In this episode we talked with Lulu Johnson, author of the book "Dating in Berlin." She hosts a podcast where she discusses relationships: Dating, Laughter & Disasters.

She originally comes from Ireland and has been living in Berlin since ten years ago, and after experiencing numerous failed dates and enduring a toxic relationship decided to write a book with her experience on finding the right partner.

We talked about the dating scene in Berlin, the red flags to be aware of when meeting someone new, as well as exploring the overarching question: WHY IS IT SO HARD TO FIND A STABLE PARTNER?

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We discuss how modern dating apps such as Tinder and Bumble are affecting our relationships negatively. Additionally, she shares her worst date ever. We explore various life experiences related to finding love, including the prevalence of the Peter Pan syndrome among individuals people in big cities.

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