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The One Dating Rule You Should Never Bend | Excuse My Advice #shorts
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1:54Now PlayingKim Murstein and her scene-stealing grandma Gail are back serving unfiltered relationship wisdom on Excuse My Advice — and this episode has everything from ghosting drama to family guilt trips. First, the pair tackle a listener’s question about whether a man who vanished after four seemingly perfect days deserves a second shot, prompting Gail to spill a wild dating story from decades before “ghosting” even had a name. Then, things turn emotional when they weigh in on a dilemma about parents moving across the country just as their child is preparing to start a family — sparking a funny but brutally honest debate about how close families should really live.
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