And this time, she’s going full throttle with her podcast, featuring bold and brilliant guests whose dating disasters will leave you wanting more.

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It was heartwarming to know I’m not the only female who checks ‘read’ receipts and ‘last active’ on WhatsApp and social media platforms. This embrace is often used as an endearing term of endearment, either between close friends or family members. A group of us are all reading this at the moment as part of our newly formed and made up book club and honestly we couldn’t have chosen a better book to start with… this is serious belly laugh, snort out loud material… we can’t put it down!This noun alludes to the reputation for violence accorded to some parts of Glasgow, a city in west-central Scotland. As her healthcare job got 'more intense' amid the coronavirus pandemic, the budding author wrote in between gruelling shifts.

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DNF - I read over 100 pages and Zara constantly speaks negatively of herself and gets obsessed over toxic relationships that leave you uncomfortable. Its popularity has come to represent the warmth and hospitality of Glaswegians, and it remains a popular gesture among locals and tourists alike. The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories, and allows you to customise your page to the sections that matter most to you. Step into the love shack with Sophie as she dishes out dating disasters, romance gone wrong, and so much more, all served with a side-splitting dose of cringe as well as humour! With the series “A Glasgow Kiss N Tell” brace yourself for uproarious dating escapades and hear the true tales behind the rom com gone wrong series, starring the lovable and relatable Zara Smith.I was keen for the first story from my blog to be the beginning of my first book, ‘A Glasgow Kiss’, to merge the two. The Glasgow Kiss, also known colloquially as a ‘headbutt’, is a term used to describe an intimate greeting between two people. I feel bad giving this such a low rating, I did find this book a really easy read and I enjoyed reading a romance set in Glasgow and featuring places I know. The main character repeatedly talks about neds and chavs and people who use the subway with disdain despite being a student herself and pointing out repeatedly how little money she has. Originating in the working-class subculture of Glasgow in the 1960s, it is now most commonly associated with the city and its inhabitants.