This week, I’m not reviewing a movie—because the movie we’re talking about is your life. It’s a full-on mailbag therapy episode with me, David, Sarah, and (I guess) Riley, where we take viewer questions, laugh a little, argue a little, and hand out totally subjective, non-medically-validated life advice. And yes: it’s not financial advice, it’s not legal advice, and if you came here for certainty, you are on the wrong podcast. We dig into a big one right away: jumping back into dating in your 30s as a single dad, and how to balance being present for your kids while still making room for your own needs. We talk apps vs. in-person, being direct about what you want, not spending a fortune on first dates, and the real stakes of introducing someone into your kids’ lives—plus why you should listen to your kids if something feels off. Then we hit the politics-in-relationships problem (including the world’s worst solution: editing Wikipedia to “win” arguments), and I land hard on “stop trying to win and start trying to understand,” because you’re building a life together, not a debate club.