The Fascinating Womanhood Podcast - The Feminine Revolution
Sep 29, 2026 · 35 min · 9 segments
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Dixie sits down with Dave, a single Australian man, to get an honest masculine perspective on modern dating and…
Cherry LynnHostDo you think modern dating has made it harder for men and women to understand each other?
I think technology has.
Oh, yeah? Yeah, because I don't think people get as connected anymore.
There's too many distractions.
So, I mean, even friends, you know, it's the same.
There's so many distractions that you don't commit yourself fully to anyone anymore.
versa.
In Australia, I know here, a lot of people who have relationships, they communicate with text.
Does that happen there too? The art of...
you know, I can't think of the word now, but romancing a woman from the very beginning and trying to, you know, win her, that's gone now.
You know, before you used to have to go and take steps to, you'd have to pick her up or you'd have to take things.
Like these days, you don't, none of that happens anymore.
Do you know what I mean? Like, I don't know, we're just not, society has changed and that's always going to happen, but
not, you know, we're not as connected, I guess the word would be, as perhaps we were 20 years ago.
It doesn't sound like Australia is really any different than the US, or probably.
You know what, it isn't.
We're a very small country compared to you guys and we follow your trends.
Uh-oh.
Do you think modern dating has made it harder for men and women to understand each other?
I think technology has.
Oh, yeah? Yeah, because I don't think people get as connected anymore.
There's too many distractions.
So, I mean, even friends, you know, it's the same.
There's so many distractions that you don't commit yourself fully to anyone anymore.
versa.
In Australia, I know here, a lot of people who have relationships, they communicate with text.
Does that happen there too? The art of...
you know, I can't think of the word now, but romancing a woman from the very beginning and trying to, you know, win her, that's gone now.
You know, before you used to have to go and take steps to, you'd have to pick her up or you'd have to take things.
Like these days, you don't, none of that happens anymore.
Do you know what I mean? Like, I don't know, we're just not, society has changed and that's always going to happen, but
not, you know, we're not as connected, I guess the word would be, as perhaps we were 20 years ago.
It doesn't sound like Australia is really any different than the US, or probably.
You know what, it isn't.
We're a very small country compared to you guys and we follow your trends.
Uh-oh.
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