• The singer said, “Dating is no longer a codified activity for me,
• It doesn’t exist in a kind of… it’s not patterned anymore.”
• Then Mayer also talked about his background as a “womanizer.”

John Mayer no longer “truly dates.” On Wednesday’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast, the singer said, “Dating is no longer a codified activity for me, it doesn’t exist in a kind of… it’s not patterned anymore.”

The Grammy winner continued, “I don’t really date – I don’t think that I have to, to be quite honest.

He said, “I stopped drinking around six years ago.” I, therefore, lack liquid confidence. I just possess dry courage. Then Mayer talked about his background as a “womanizer.”

“That is what that is,” he said of the label. “That’s the role I play on the big TV show I didn’t write, but that’s fine. Maybe I had a hand in it or something.”

The guitarist claimed that he learned to “capitalize” on romantic attraction since he was “taught to believe” from a young age that it was an “accident” to get noticed.

People might be startled to learn that it was less me moving like the person in the tree from the meme, “I think.” While rubbing his hands together, Mayer enquired. It was more along the lines of, “Me?” as I looked around.

The singer-songwriter, who has gained notoriety over the years for dating celebrities like Jessica Simpson, Katy Perry, Jennifer Aniston, and others, also clarified the subject of his popular song from 2001, “Your Body Is a Wonderland.”

The American Music Award winner clarified that he had “never met” a famous person when he wrote the lyrics, confirming that the ballad isn’t based on any of his celebrity ex-girlfriends.

Mayer remarked, “That was about my first girlfriend [in high school]. I was 21 when I composed that song, and I was missing being 16 at the time.

The musician said to the audience earlier this year while on a tour that he wishes people would stop asking him to settle down.

The only thing on the left side of my bed is a row of pillows, so I’m doing OK. I have a row of pillows next to my bed, Mayer quipped. “That pile of pillows doesn’t hate or resent me or make me feel low.”

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