I Love You, Too
Research indicates that relationships are the key to living a happy, long life. But healthy relationships aren’t always easy to build, particularly if you’re shy, anxious, or still reeling from past hurts.
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How to Be a Couple After Becoming Parents: Lessons From the Trenches (opens the original)
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Dear Listener, has becoming a parent left you wondering what happened to your relationship? Are you and your partner fighting more, connecting less, and struggling to find your footing as a couple? Or maybe you're preparing for a baby and want to know what to look out for? We're closing out this season with something a little different — an intimate conversation with just the two of us, no guest, no script, no prep, talking honestly about how to be a couple after becoming parents. We went into p
Is Polyamory Cheating? Managing Thirds Well in ENM (Part 4 of 4) (opens the original)
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Dear Listener, is polyamory just cheating with extra steps? If you've ever wondered what actually distinguishes ethical non-monogamy from infidelity—or if you're thinking about opening your relationship and want to do it right—this episode is for you. Maybe you're curious about ENM but nervous about what it could do to your relationship. Maybe you're already practicing ethical non-monogamy and navigating a shift—adding a new partner, one of you wanting to close back up, or renegotiating agreemen
When Your Partner Sides With Family: Managing Thirds (Part 3 of 4) (opens the original)
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Does your partner's family sometimes feel like a third wheel in your relationship, Dear Listener? Maybe your in-laws overstep, your partner sides with their parents over you, or you're navigating grandparents who have strong opinions about how you're raising your kids. We’ve worked with countless couples struggling with how to relate to in-laws and grandparents, so worry not – we’ve got your back. This is the third episode in our Managing Thirds series, and we're tackling one of the stickiest th
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