Back from Europe, unemployed—but fully employed in handing out judgment. This week I’m diving into the fragile male ego and why a simple "no thanks" gets women called everything but their name. A little travel, a little trauma, and a whole lot of truth.

I reflects on summer adventures, from a concert trip to Bend, Oregon, to a whirlwind East Coast road trip filled with laughter, exploration, and unexpected connections. I shares my experience navigating Savannah's charm, a memorable romantic encounter, and the love for Charleston's vibrant culture. The episode also dives into the challenges of modern dating, including an outrageous comment from a match, and vents frustrations about irresponsible dog owners in the Judgment Corner.

In this heartfelt episode of Tad Judgmental, recorded from an island in Washington, I catch up with my cousin Jenna in a lively and laughter-filled session. Despite the makeshift recording setup, we dive into deep conversations about the nuances of judgment, the roles it plays in our lives, and our personal growth journeys. Jenna, a teacher and mother, shares her poignant experiences and the wisdom gained from raising her sons in a loving, open-minded environment. We explore the impact of family dynamics and the importance of choosing supportive relationships over familial obligations. The episode also features listener queries, providing advice on relationships with significant age differences and the desire for large families. Jenna's insights into education, parenting, and personal resilience shine throughout the discussion, offering listeners both laughter and learning. This episode is not just a chat but a celebration of family, resilience, and the subtle art of judgment, making it a must-listen for anyone looking for a mix of humor and heartfelt advice.

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