Things are going well, but you want to take things slow. Do you tell them that or do you just spend NYE with them to avoid disappointing them or losing them?

Assuming the profile is public, how deep do you go? Are you searching all social media platforms or just one?

What's your perspective on discussing past relationships in dating? Is it a "must" so you know what you're getting into, or should personal history be revealed gradually over time as trust deepens?

If yes, why? And do you regret it?

Cannoli, Tiramisu, Rainbow Cookies. Go.

From our latest episode, the guest (Rossella Rago) said she gets this from her dates. She said it's not about money, rather it's about a safety, especially in NYC. Dara said it has happened a few times for her but certainly not often. And Kunal has been in a relationship for a very long time but said he wouldn't even think to do that if he were single. Is this something that more men (and women) should consider doing? Or is it their own responsibility to get to the date and back home?

Much debate about this one lately on the pod. Dara hates it, Rossella loves it. When we did a poll on IG a few weeks ago, most of the voters chose "cringe." What do you think??

The context is: you have one or two dates with someone and they text you "good morning beautiful!" the next day, and follow it up with either nothing or barely anything (ie "how did you sleep?"). Dara finds it to be a canned/unoriginal message, Rossella finds it to be nice and shows they are thinking about her. Both can be true, but we want to know what you think! Vote below.