Chloe Bailey's hard dating dealbreaker is not meeting a partner's family within 3 months — she sees it as a sign of being hidden.
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Chloe Bailey's hard dating dealbreaker is not meeting a partner's family within 3 months — she sees it as a sign of being hidden.
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At 59:36 · chapter starts 58:07
Alex's dating-dealbreaker scenario round is simultaneously funny and genuinely illuminating. [1] — Chloe Bailey "Alex runs Chloe through dating scenarios. Her verdicts: meet the family in 3 months or it's a red flag, no location sharing (she'll obsess)…" 58:07 Chloe's sister's opinion on a guy? Give him a shot anyway. 'I love you' at one month? She knows it's love bombing — she's been burned — but admits she fell for it and would fall again. He'd rather stay in? She shocks Alex by saying she's not going out with him anyway. Family intro by month three is non-negotiable for her. On cheating history: she doesn't believe in 'once a cheater, always a cheater' — people change for the right person. On location sharing, her answer is the most self-aware in the episode: don't give it to me. She'll spiral every time he's near a CVS.
Alex runs Chloe through dating scenarios. Her verdicts: meet the family in 3 months or it's a red flag, no location sharing (she'll obsess), and she's still a sucker for early I love yous — even knowing it's love bombing.
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