EP014-Adapting to Different Seasons in a Relationship, Being Present and Supportive for Each Other, throuples, polygamy, & Navigating Postpartum Psychosis

This week Sav had to deal with some business emergencies, so Jess and Tim discuss various topics including, the hardest parts of their relationship, navigating different seasons, postpartum psychosis, and the importance of communication. They also talk about their highs and lows of the week and the qualities they value in a partner. Overall, they emphasize the importance of support, understanding, and being present for each other. Jess and Tim discuss various topics, including therapy, postpartum psychosis, autism, TV shows, and social media. They touch on the importance of communication in a relationship and the challenges they face. They also talk about the concept of throuples and polygamy. Throughout the conversation, they share personal anecdotes and express their love and support for each other. Takeaways Postpartum psychosis can be a challenging experience for mothers, and it's important to seek support and understanding. Communication is key in a relationship, and it's important to provide feedback and support to each other. Navigating different seasons in a relationship requires flexibility and understanding. Being present and supportive for each other during difficult times is crucial. The qualities of support, understanding, and being present are valued in a partner. Communication is key in a relationship, and therapy can help strengthen the bond between couples. Postpartum psychosis is a serious condition that requires support and understanding from partners. Autism is a complex spectrum, and it's important to approach it with empathy and acceptance. TV shows like 'The Umbrella Academy' and '90 Day Fiancé' can be binge-worthy and provide entertainment. Social media can create a false sense of familiarity with someone, leading to misconceptions and judgments. The concept of throuples and polygamy raises questions about personal boundaries and individual preferences.