Conventional VS Authentic Choices in Relationships
The Power of Vulnerability Intertwined with Logic for Building Trust
Balancing Logic and Love in Dating/Relationship Decisions
How Dating/Relationship Trends Differ in Particular Countries
Teaching Her Husband How to Advocate for His Feelings
How Inner Work Helps You Challenge Outdated Beliefs That May Be Holding You Back
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"I felt like I had to be mysterious... I felt like I had to play hard to get, or only be perfect, or put on a facade. [...] Then... I let him see the ugly side of me, and that was the catalyst for a more genuine connection in our relationship."
"We may feel like we have these certain beliefs, but it's only when you do inner work and dig in [...] you see that you're actually holding a lot of beliefs that are not genuine, that are not authentic."
"Conventional means it's standard, and it's standard for a reason [...] you make decisions based on what's appropriate...what's socially acceptable.
And authentic means you remove the convention to make a decision that'll make YOU feel best - make you happiest. And for romantic relationships, that's what's most important."
"[My husband] wasn't always the best at advocating for himself and sharing how he feels. [...]I helped encourage him to share how he really feels, even if it means risking the relationship, even if it's hard, even if it makes him look "weak."
"You can't always trust JUST how you feel. Yes - It's going to be painful or scary to say something sometimes, especially the truth.
But when you think about it, logically, it only makes sense to do that... because you want someone who wants you - your whole self, your true self. So it's only when you let that person in that you can evaluate whether it's a good match."
"...pressure to do something the right way or a certain way, to not make mistakes, to go with certain standards [...] it can be a hindrance when it comes to trying to find a genuine connection and feel really satisfied and fulfilled in your romantic partnerships."