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Love Hacks

What began as two friends sharing late-night talks about love became a multilingual space for emotional reflection.Love Hacks explores love, loss, and healing through honest conversations about what it means to grow — in and after relationships.It’s a journey toward conscious…

Podcast · By Mikala Louis & Renee House · English · Official site

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Sep 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Love Hacks — Official Trailer 1 (opens the original)

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    What makes someone feel safe… until suddenly they don’t? Love Hacks explores dating, relationships, heartbreak, commitment, red flags, emotional patterns — and all the complicated things we don’t always say out loud. No perfect relationships. No magic formulas. Just real conversations that might make you see love — and yourself — differently. I’m Mikala. Welcome to Love Hacks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    WHY DO THEY ONLY CHANGE WHEN YOU’RE ABOUT TO LEAVE? (opens the original)

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    Why do some people only change when they realize they’re actually about to lose you? You can ask for change for months — sometimes years. You explain what hurts, what you need, and what is slowly breaking the relationship. Nothing really changes. Then the moment you finally decide you can’t keep doing this, suddenly everything becomes urgent. In this episode of Love Hacks, Mikala explores why the possibility of losing someone can create an urgency that their pain never did, how to tell the diffe

  3. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Are You Following Relationship Rules You Never Agreed To? (opens the original)

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    Have you ever reacted to something your partner did and thought, “Why did that affect me so much?” The answer may have started long before this relationship — and even before your first experience with love. Without realizing it, we grow up absorbing a set of rules about relationships: how love should be expressed, what conflict means, how much closeness feels safe, whether asking for help is acceptable, and what we should do when we’re afraid of losing someone. In this episode of Love Hacks , R

  4. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Is 50/50 Actually Fair? The Money Mistake That’s Quietly Hurting Relationships (opens the original)

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    Who should pay on the first date? Should couples combine their finances? And is splitting everything 50/50 actually fair? Money is one of the most uncomfortable conversations in modern relationships—and some of the rules we still follow were created for a completely different world. In this episode of Love Hacks , Renée explores the complicated intersection of love, money, independence, and fairness . From the awkward first-date check dance to joint versus separate bank accounts, we look at why

  5. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    If You Think Distance Is Destroying Your Relationship... Listen to This First. (opens the original)

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    Do long-distance relationships fail because of the miles... or because of everything the miles reveal? In this episode of Love Hacks , we explore what truly determines whether a long-distance relationship can survive and grow. We discuss why love alone isn't enough, how healthy communication is about quality rather than quantity, why trust can never be built through control, and how emotional intimacy is created through everyday moments—not just grand reunions. We also explore one of the most im

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