
A WAG Podcast Format
Guys Answer Questions.
A real guy. Real questions girls actually want answered. No script, no filter. Here's every installment so far.
Twice now, WAG's Angelina, Annabella, and Scarlett have put guys in the hot seat — asking the questions girls actually want answered about texting, dating, red flags, how guys know when a girl likes them, and why some guys come on strong and then disappear. Different guy, different questions, same unscripted format.
The Installments
Installment 1Guys Answer Questions Every Girl Secretly Wants to Ask...
The first installment — Ryan answers the questions every girl secretly wants to ask, on camera, unscripted.
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Installment 2Guys Answer Questions Girls are Too Afraid to Ask
A different guy, a different round of questions — what compliments guys actually want, texting overthinking, and their biggest "icks."
Watch the episode →New installments join this page every time WAG does this bit again. Got a question of your own? Submit it → Or vote for your favorite guest →
Best Questions So Far
Do guys overthink texting as much as girls do?
Yes — according to Aiden, guys overanalyze texts and reads from their crush just as much as girls do. Installment 2 has the full segment.
What makes a girl attractive to guys?
Installment 2 covers this directly, along with guys' biggest "icks" and what actually makes them catch feelings — not just looks.
What kind of questions do girls actually want to ask guys?
Everything from dating and texting habits to the awkward, embarrassing, and random things girls wonder about but rarely ask directly — WAG put those exact questions to Ryan on camera in installment 1.
How do guys know if a girl likes them, and why do some guys ghost after coming on strong?
Installment 2 gets into both — from Aiden's own perspective. He walks through what he personally looks for, and gives his own take on why some guys go all in early and then disappear.
Want to see the real reactions? Watch WAG Podcast → Or catch the recurring bits like this one on the Segments page →
Want the girls' side of dating red flags? WAG debates those too →
