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Todays' episode was inspired after comedian Mae Martin found herself worrying that her parents' oh-so-perfect relationship had made her put unrealistic expectations on her own love life. Had it stopped from ever finding true love?
Of course, it is true that her parents are rather, erm, open when it comes to their relationship...
Comedian Natasia Demetriou's parents are totally different to Mae's. Her parents do live together yes, but they're not *actually together. *Something to do with her mum being lazy and her dad being Greek. Anyways, for Natasia even seeing them hug is the weirdest thing that's ever happened ever. Not that that's impacted on her love life at *all *you understand. She's totally well adjusted you hear? Totally well adjusted.
Sofie Hagen's parents were a whole other kettle of fish with her dad heading off into the sunset when she was but one month old. Thanks to that she's grown up assuming she'll be a single mum...
So, has all the family upheaval put the girls off things like marriage? For Natasia, deffos. She can't think of anything more embarrassing than a big old white wedding.
Whereas Mae thinks she might have found the actual one for her....
Stevie Martin on the other hand took a much more nihilistic approach to the current dating pool.
While Natasia decided that bodily odours were probably the thing that was going to swing it for her. TBH, we're inclined to agree.
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This article originally appeared on The Debrief.