Bad Dates of Melbourne clocked in at number three on legendary British comedian Robyn Reynold’s list in The Guardian. Woohoo! Check it out here.
Alita Brydon
Relationships expert, author and Bad Dates of Melbourne founder.
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I gave baby showers zero stars recently on the Sammy J Snack Pack.
I didn’t like eating pureed apple baby food for a game – and now I’ve said it on the radio, no-one’s ever likely to ask me to do it again.
Good!
It was on the radio too. Listen here.
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What is a green flag and why is it so damn good? This story in Women’s Health will tell you – I’m in it too!
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Earlier this year I wrapped up my contract with Tinder Australia as Dating Commentator.
I since did some work for Extra Sugar Free Chewing Gum! It was for Dental Health Week.
(Yes, I do work with brands. But only when it is a good fit. You are very welcome to contact me.)
Here’s an interview for you on dating, fresh breath and The Ick.
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I have been on the Sammy J Snack Pack twice lately – here are the links for you!
Talking about Tinder turning ten.
Chatting about beige flags.
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Do you know what hesidating is? Find out in my chat with 9Honey here!
(Look, I’m on a date by candlelight!)
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How cool is this! I gave listener Jackie some Tinder advice on the radio, on the Cliffo & Gabbo show.
(This photo was taken by Agnieszka Chabros at Remie Cibis’ fashion show, Ready-to-Wear.) -
I was on ABC Darwin this morning talking about blue disposable medical masks and how they help you find love. Really! From 36.45.
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Tinder’s Year in Swipe has dropped! It’s very exciting – you can read about 2021’s dating trends. Read the story here – there’s some words from me in it!
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Comments at BDOM are turned off when I can’t moderate. It’s partly to keep things pleasant and with no abuse; but also so I meet my obligations legally as a Facebook admin and avoid people publishing dodgy comments.
If you see a notice saying, “Bad Dates Of Melbourne allows profiles and Pages that it follows to comment on this post” – it essentially means I am the only one who can comment. Everyone else is unable to contribute a.k.a. there’s no group of people with special privileges and you haven’t been blocked or limited.
When you get this notice, the comments you see will have been made while I was able to watch the Page; they too are no longer able to comment if you see this note up.
Generally, the Facebook threads are open for a few hours and then closed. You can turn on Favourites in Facebook to make sure you don’t miss a post. Here are some instructions.
Thank you for your support! x Ali
Alita Brydon 