Call Her Daddy

What Alex says about being selfish is true. As women, we are taught to be selfless and as such, we put ourselves last on our list of important people or in some cases we are not even on the list. Additionally, as girls and women we are taught to live our life based on some rigid and archaic timeline about when or if we are to get married and when or if we are to have children etc., etc. As someone who has called off my wedding then went to medical school, then said no to someone else’s engagement proposal, I can firmly say that the person that you should treat as a VIP, is yourself! Trust your instincts and put yourself first. 💖🤗🙏

Loving each episode!!! You have the best guests, and the conversations are always real, honest, and open. One thing-I adore how Alex is such a strong woman and makes her views on women-power known. Could you do some more episodes on discussing infertility? Through navigating my own journey, I’m seeing staggering numbers of women, literally in their mid to later 20s, having to go through IVF. I feel as though infertility is affecting women at such horrifying rates now compared to in the past. I think that would make for some interesting conversation and could help the Daddy gang be more aware and take control of their fertility.

I am slowly but surely making my way through every single episode on my many morning walks and house cleanings… I love Alex’s courage to share the truth about topics like sex and relationships, & she’s a captivating storyteller and heartfelt interviewer. Not to mention absolutely hilarious. The Megan Fox episode and the Catfish story episode have been two of my favorites. Out of curiosity I took a look at the reviews for the pod today, and was so surprised to see how much hate she is getting, considering how much I loved her work over the past few months. Maybe it’s not for everyone, but for a free-spirited 29 year old woman living her best life as a s3x worker and full-time college student ~ it’s for me.❤️

Made it through the first 10 minutes of commercials, the interview felt forced throughout. Not hating just saying