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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2011 · 40 MIN

Love is not what you imagine (E5)

from The Relationship Manifesto Podcast Series · host Relationship Manifesto

"Love, the most overused and abused word in the English language...but also the most powerful". This quote from Stephen's fifth interview titled 'Love is not what you imagine', gives a flavour of the discussion. Love is highly complex, often impossible to fathom, but can also be an illusion. As Stephen goes on to reveal, too often we 'fall in love' without actually knowing the person we have fallen in love with. Then there is 'false love', which is more about us projecting our needs onto another in the hope and expectation they will bring us the inner fulfillment we so earnestly seek. Lots of interesting discussion between Chris and Stephen in this interview. Hope you find it enlightening! ================ If you like this episode then you might also like : "An Alternative Relationship Manifesto" is here to guide you on a journey of self-discovery and relationship exploration. Written in an informal narrative style, this book uses conversational language, slang, and figures of speech to make the topic of alternative relationships accessible and engaging." https://a.co/d/4Brkl2m ================

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