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About Me
Meet Tristan Pope, a passionate Emmy award winning Artist and ardent romantic. As the host of the podcast ‘Lost in Txtlation,’ Tristan delves into the complexities of love beyond mere words. Through open, stream-of-consciousness discussions, he explores online dating trends, relationships, compromise, and self-discovery. Each episode offers insights into the intricate puzzle of love, sparking conversations that guide listeners through toxic relationships, inspire self-appreciation, and create a sense of companionship on their journey.
Whether you seek relationship guidance or crave open conversations on love, ‘Lost in Txtlation’ invites you to explore the diverse facets of dating and relationships. Think of it as a choose-your-own-adventure through Tristan’s unabated, stream-of-consciousness journal. Feel free to skip around or ask questions through the Q/A section. Tristan’s writing is an open discussion, embracing different perspectives and colors of the grass. Join the conversation and share your thoughts with Tristan, as he listens and engages with the ever-evolving narrative of love.
A journal entry to himself with the intent of others reading it. Feel free to get lost eating each of the breadcrumbs he left behind for his depreciating mind.
Recent Posts
- From Facetime to Face-to-Face: Redefining Intimacy in Modern Dating
- Online Dating is no less organic than Analog Dating
- Online Dating is Exhausting in 2024
- Embracing the Past, Verbalizing the Present.
- Why is Love NOT enough?
- A Quarantine Alone
- An investigation into a summer romance past.
- We should have had the same beliefs prior to COVID.
- No I am NOT OK – COVID-19
- In case I am in trouble – COVID19
- A small reprieve – COVID19
- A flower with more than pretty colors – COVID19
- Individually together, we can change the world!
- You aren’t alone although it feels that way, during quarentine.
- Unpopular Opinion on Reality: COVID19
- We did this. The COVID19 “American Dream”
- We need to re-evaluate the need for Castles. Post Covid19
- A vote for Trump is un-American; or is this the “New America”? — A bipartisan view on Human Decency.
- PTSD for New Content? #COVID19
- I’m sorry you’re in quarantine. So am I.
- A rant to all of you people who I never knew were psycho.
- You can’t always be comfortable.
- Time is the mitigating factor.
- Define “Trying Too Hard”
- The subculture of “truth” in dating.
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