Send us a textIf You Can’t Plan a Date, Don’t Expect a RelationshipIn this episode of Brunch Behavior: The Pour Report, we’re unpacking the lazy love language of “whatever you want to do” and why date planning is a maturity flex—not a gender role. If one person’s doing all the work while the other shows up with opinions and no initiative? That’s not partnership. That’s performance with a plus-one.This pour covers:• Why date night should be a two-player game—not a solo mission • How “I’ll go wherever” stopped being cute after high school • Why planning meals and vibes is grown-up foreplay • The red flag of cycling through the same three restaurants every time • The difference between generosity and one-sided energy • Effort isn’t masculine. It isn’t feminine. It’s emotional intelligence. • If they critique but never contribute, they're not a date—they’re a dependent🎧 If you’re tired of carrying the vibe while someone else just brings their appetite, this one’s for you.🔥 Grab the Free Pour: five drinks, five sermons, five reminders to raise the bar. 📚 And when you’re ready to date someone who treats OpenTable like a love letter? The Brunch Behavior Summer Pack is waiting. Links in the description.—Next one when you're ready, partner. BK-Lexa’s got the menu and the mic.✨ Tap Into the Brunch Behavior: Follow us on Instagram and TikTok → @siphappens.series Ready to sip with intention? Grab your copy of the Brunch Behavior Book series—bold drinks, wild sermons, no chaser. Grab your Paperback copy here! Not quite ready for the full pour? Start with the Free Pour Pack—5 cocktails, 5 sermons, all vibe. 📘 Grab your Free Pour Pack or the full book at www.SipHappens.info Drop your name, email, and type “Free Pour” to get your exclusive 5-drink, 5-sermon eBook straight to your inbox.

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