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Why do smart, successful people keep failing at love?Because nobody taught them how to do it right.Welcome to Do Right Love — where we stop blaming chemistry, trauma, “bad luck,” and the dating apps… and start building the kind of character that can actually sustain real…
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Relationship Alignment: Why Chemistry Alone Will Never Build a Lasting Relationship (opens the original)
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Is chemistry enough to build a successful relationship?In this episode of Do Right Love Unplugged, Paul D. Hannah explores one of the most misunderstood concepts in modern dating: relationship alignment.Many couples mistake attraction, passion, compatibility, or shared interests for alignment. But true alignment goes much deeper. It's about shared direction, common values, unified purpose, and building a future together.Using the biblical story of the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11) alongside modern
Cheating: Why Serial Cheaters Don't Stop — They Just Get Better at Hiding (opens the original)
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Cheat once, and you're three times more likely to do it again. We sing about it. We scroll past 350 million posts about it. A third of us have done it. Half of us have had it done to us. But nobody tells you what happens AFTER you forgive. This isn't a conversation about whether cheating is wrong. It's about whether forgiveness is a trap — and whether staying is courage or fear wearing a believable mask. In this monologue, relationship strategist Paul D. Hannah breaks down: The University of Den
The Long Distance Truth | Can Long-Distance Relationships Really Work? (opens the original)
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Can a long-distance relationship really survive—or is distance simply too much to overcome? In this episode of Do Right Love Unplugged , Paul D. Hannah explores one of the most misunderstood relationship dynamics in modern dating. Long-distance relationships aren't impossible—but they demand a level of intentionality, communication, and emotional maturity that many couples underestimate. Drawing from psychology, history, and real-life relationship coaching, Paul explains why silence feels differ
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