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The Authentic Dating Series is a podcast aimed at men (and useful to women) and explores what it takes to have a dating life you’re excited about! Hosted by Ahmad and David, two former dating coaches, who are passionate about helping men find a better connection with themselves, their feelings and understanding how to create beautiful relationships. www.AuthenticDatingSeries.com.

Dec 31, 2025

Why do the same relationship struggles keep showing up — passivity, fear of speaking up, emotional shutdown, or attraction to unavailable partners?

In this episode, David breaks down how the father wound quietly shapes a man’s confidence, emotional capacity, and behavior in relationships. From absent or critical...


Dec 28, 2025

From chasing unavailable women to mistaking emotional distance for chemistry — this episode breaks down why so many men repeatedly find themselves drawn to partners who can’t fully meet them.

Instead of blaming bad luck or emotionally unavailable women, David reveals the real issue:
👉 You’re not broken — your...


Dec 21, 2025

From attaching too quickly and over-sharing on early dates… to mistaking uncertainty for rejection — this solo episode breaks down the hidden ways anxiously attached men sabotage emotional intimacy in dating, often without realizing it.

Instead of blaming emotionally unavailable women, bad luck, or thinking you’re...


Dec 17, 2025

Alison Armstrong is a leading relationship expert and teacher who has spent over 35 years studying how men and women think, communicate, and relate. She is the author of The Queen’s Code and the founder of PAX Programs, through which she has helped millions of people transform their relationships by understanding the...


Dec 14, 2025

From trying desperately to be a “good man”… to realizing that avoiding discomfort is what slowly destroys intimacy — this solo episode breaks down why so many men avoid hard conversations and how that pattern quietly sabotages relationships.

Instead of blaming “sensitive partners,” conflict, or thinking...