Bad Dates: A Cautionary Tale

· Menlo Avenue Press
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Bad Dates: A Cautionary Tale is a funny, candid look at dating, relationships, and the increasingly strange world of trying to find someone to share your life with.

Drawing on decades of dating experience, two marriages, two divorces, and more than a few dates that should have come with warning labels, Jennifer Brown takes readers through the good, the bad, the baffling, and the occasionally unbelievable. From dating profiles and dating apps to ghosting, mixed signals, first-date disasters, and the question of what men and women actually want from each other, she examines how dating has changed and what may have been lost along the way.

Part memoir, part cautionary tale, and part practical advice, Bad Dates isn't about blaming men, women, or the dating apps. It's about recognizing our own part in the mess, laughing at the absurdity of it, and remembering that finding a good partner also means learning how to be one.

Bad Dates: A Cautionary Tale is a funny, candid look at dating, relationships, and the increasingly strange world of trying to find someone to share your life with. Drawing on decades of dating experience, two marriages, two divorces, and more than a few dates that should have come with warning l...

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About the author

Jennifer Brown, also known by her pseudonym Redhead Ranting, is a humor writer with a sharp eye for the absurdities of everyday life. She takes on the frustrations of modern culture, aging, and everyday challenges with wit, candor, and a healthy dose of sarcasm. Her work blends laugh-out-loud storytelling with cultural commentary that makes readers nod in recognition and say, “Finally, someone said it.”

Her perspective has been shaped by divorce, parenting, caregiving, and a lifetime of observing the quirks that make people both maddening and endlessly fascinating. Drawing on her own experiences, she brings humor to topics often uncomfortable, reminding readers that life is far too strange to take too seriously.

When she isn’t writing, Jennifer can be found enjoying strong coffee, debating the merits of elastic waistbands, and holding out hope that good manners will make a comeback.

Jennifer Brown, also known by her pseudonym Redhead Ranting, is a humor writer with a sharp eye for the absurdities of everyday life. She takes on the frustrations of modern culture, aging, and everyday challenges with wit, candor, and a healthy dose of sarcasm. Her work blends laugh-out-loud sto...

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