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Jul 24, 2019 59 min

Love Does Not Require Sacrifice by Keith Lockitch

from Philosophy for Living On Earth Hosted by Ayn Rand Institute

Conflicts among priorities and values, big or small, come up in relationships all the time. Figuring out how to navigate them is critical to making the relationship work. If you look to any self-help or psychology website for advice on this topic, you’ll see articles with titles like: “7 things you should sacrifice for a…

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Conflicts among priorities and values, big or small, come up in relationships all the time. Figuring out how to navigate them is critical to making the relationship work. If you look to any self-help or psychology website for advice on this topic, you’ll see articles with titles like: “7 things you should sacrifice for a relationship.” Many such articles seek to draw a boundary between what should and what shouldn’t be sacrificed—but it’s taken for granted that there has to be some willingness to sacrifice. In this webinar, we’ll challenge that idea. We’ll put the concept of “sacrifice” under the microscope and untangle common confusions about the intersection of self-interest and romantic love. We’ll describe what a healthy, non-sacrificial relationship would look like—and how to achieve it. Recorded live as part of ARI’s Philosophy of Living on Earth webinar series on July 20, 2019 Sign up up to attend the next webinar live at http://courses.aynrand.org/webinars/register

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