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New York Times Podcasts — I Was That Cliché Divorced Guy, and I Knew It
Scout ratingSCOUT· 34%51m·2026-09-16·News Politics

I Was That Cliché Divorced Guy, and I Knew It

New York Times Podcasts

Joe Swanberg married the first person he ever seriously dated. When that marriage ended, his romantic life got complicated. Messy, even. He started dating younger women, ended up in an elaborate love triangle, and completely changed his mind about whether he wanted to marry and have children again. He openly describes…

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Omg what a shock middle aged non committal man goes for younger woman and only takes her serious when she is ready to move on woow all of us women above 30 are so very very shocked what an unusual story wow

@thehungarianvixen · YouTube comment

I think the biggest issue here is that this guy is just dishonest. What I mean is, you can tell when someone is genuine and you can tell when someone is not. This idea that it’s impossible to find a middle aged woman that doesn’t want kids…

@tonyanzalone384 · YouTube comment

My god the cliques are so numerous, a bored husband opens up a marriage, wife realises she has options, divorce, husband realises the grass isn't greener, has a series of short term relationships with inappropriate younger women, starts a l…

@SMoldie · YouTube comment

This guy really rubs me the wrong way

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