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Aug 23, 2023 12 min

I Love Love

from Relationality Hosted by Podotron Network

In this episode of the Relationality Podcast, Dr. Gwen and Sherilyn delve into the topic of love and its various dimensions. They emphasize that love extends beyond romantic relationships to include friendships and family bonds. They discuss the power of love to bring people together and conquer all. They highlight the importance of being oneself in a loving relationship and the freedom to express oneself without judgment. They also touch on the sacredness of the bedroom in a married couple's relationship and the unique ways couples connect. The episode concludes with a reminder to maintain love for oneself, partners, and others. Love Lesson: Don't lose your love relationalitypodcast.com #RelationalityPodcast #RelationshipRoundtable, #LeaveCleaveWeave, #RelatingDatingAndMating, #WhatsYourRelationshipRhythm

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