u/IndependentPaint2108

fuck this, I am genuinely suicidal over this, life is hard enough to begin with

I've been stuck on the thought all day of these spicy shrimp pizza slices I had in Seoul. They were so delicious.

Now I'm back home I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations for an equivalent here. For more context the pizza was quite stiff and almost crisp, the shrimp pieces were quite small.

I basically was in 2 back to back relationships, I met them at university then work. It's my fault it ended in both cases (I didn't cheat though) so this may be karma.

At university, then at work there were just lots of attractive men around. They were all socially normal and didn't do weird or offputting things. There was a lot of choice in terms of who to date among the ones who were single.

Going online I've been dismayed at there being something extremely weird or at best in one case slightly offputting about every man I've met up with. I don't know if it's just that after 25 most normal and passably attractive guys are already in a relationship? It feels like the absolute dregs, creeps and weirdos are on these apps. I wonder if there are some normal men out there who are just too shy to date and therefore not on any apps? Maybe I should think about how to meet them.

Has anyone else experienced this problem? I am new to online dating.

Posting it here as I think they read the comments on YT and I don't want to hurt their feelings.

Kyle's pre-SNL sketches are literally the funniest thing on YT. I thought they were both funny on SNL, especially Beck.

But the podcast is really not hitting for me at all no matter how much I keep re-trying. It's just not funny and the energy is flat. For context I pretty much only listen to podcasts where it's two funny friends bantering etc. like Jake & Amir, Trixie & Katya. I was expecting that from this but it's not hitting at all, they seem very unsure of themselves in this format for some reason.

I think maybe newborn tiredness (they both have young kids) might be a factor? It is pretty clear they did this pod as a cash grab (cue Tim Robinson "cash grab" sound effect) and I absolutely support that, get the wix dot com ad money, but the lack of passion comes through. The best parts have been when they did some improvising of characters.

I feel mean saying this so I'll probably delete it later but I just wanted to put it out there. I think it meets the rules of the sub.