You asked, Tamsen answered.
In this Q&A-style episode, Tamsen is holding nothing back. She’s taking everything she’s learned from her years as a matchmaker in New York City, going through a public divorce, and finding love again at 50 and applying it to help you navigate relationships with more clarity and confidence.
In this episode, she answers questions about:
- Spotting relationship red flags before they become bigger problems
- Dating again after divorce and rebuilding your confidence
- The guilt that can linger after ending a marriage
- What it means when a partner keeps delaying commitment
- Navigating insecurity in relationships and the impact of social media
- How to trust your instincts when something in a relationship feels off
Have a question you want Tamsen to answer in a future episode? Email podcast@tamsenfadal.com or text or leave a voicemail at (917) 382-4277.
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The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional regarding any medical concerns or treatment options. The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of The Tamsen Show.
01:21 Tamsen’s Dating Background, Divorce, and Remarrying at 50
02:20 Dating Someone With Family Boundary Issues and When a Sibling Interferes
05:04 Leaving a Marriage After Repeated Divorce Threats
07:14 Why So Many Women Feel Guilt After Divorce
08:22 First Date Anxiety in Your 50s, Confidence, Perimenopause, and What to Wear
11:21 When a Partner Becomes Emotionally Dependent and Smothering
13:40 Social Media, Instagram Models, and Feeling “Not Enough” in a Relationship
15:33 Dating After Divorce, Do You Really Need Dating Apps
20:39 Can a Relationship Work if Only One Person Is Doing the Work
22:58 Perimenopause Symptoms, Night Sweats, and Getting Your Partner to Take Menopause Seriously
25:20 Grieving a Marriage That Slowly Faded and Learning to Rebuild Yourself After Divorce











