Is your soulmate really in your hometown? In this episode of Way Too Wifey, host Gabby Padron shares her journey of moving abroad, the realities of dating internationally, and why listening to that inner nudge to solo travel might just change your life. We dive into trusting your intuition, expanding your mindset beyond borders, and how traveling solo can lead to deeper self-worth—and maybe even the love you're meant for.

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If you have an anxious attachment style, this episode is a must-listen. I break down how leading with emotion over logic keeps you stuck in unhealthy dating patterns, chasing emotional highs, and ignoring red flags.

Learn how anxious attachment could be sabotaging your chances of finding lasting love and how to shift into secure energy that actually attracts the right partner. This episode is packed with real talk, mindset shifts, and actionable tips for breaking the cycle and building confidence in dating.

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WORK WITH ME: https://stan.store/respectfullygabbyFollow for more on social media: www.instagram.com/respectfullygabby www.tiktok.com/@respectfullygabby Let’s talk about something we all do...oversharing. In this episode, I dive into the habit of spilling every detail of your dating life to your friends and why it might be doing more harm than good. From seeking validation to turning your situationship into a group project, oversharing can actually disconnect you from your intuition and create more anxiety.I’ll break down why we do it (especially if you’re anxiously attached), how to know when it’s too much, and what to do instead. Because sometimes, the most powerful move is keeping it to yourself, for now.This episode is your reminder to protect your peace, honor your process, and stop handing the mic to the peanut gallery.