Boygenius' Lucy Dacus Has Never Been On a Date
To be very clear, this isn't due to lack of romantic interest, but rather because Lucy is a noted friends-to-lovers truther! (Fans of her relationship with fellow Boygenius group member Julien Baker know this well.) On Blind Date, she shared that she was friends with Julien for nine years before things became romantic and friends with her previous partner for even longer. It's safe to say she's a big fan of the long game.
While things are smooth sailing for Lucy in the relationship department now, she is no stranger to unrequited love, either. It's what she faced during a frankly traumatizing middle school dance experience—one she was courageous enough to discuss during the new episode. But there have been brighter days since the dark one in that middle school auditorium for Lucy, too! Now you can catch her performing for sold-out crowds at Radio City Music Hall and promoting her highly-lauded solo album Forever Is a Feeling.
In between all of that action, she stopped by Blind Date with Cosmopolitan editor-in-chief Willa Bennett to give dating advice, reveal what zodiac sign she had a bias for, and drop some much-needed wisdom. ("Everyone is entitled to their own crash and burn.") You can catch the full episode right above.
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