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Aug 16, 2023 16 min

No Deadline to Discovery

from Relationality Hosted by Podotron Network

In this podcast episode, Sherilyn and Dr. Gwen discuss the lack of deadlines in dating and the importance of allowing time for discovery in relationships. They highlight the societal pressure to have timelines and deadlines, but argue that this mindset is not conducive to building a healthy and meaningful relationship. They stress the need to ask questions and have open conversations to truly understand the other person. They also discuss the role of self-discovery in relationships and caution against rushing into a relationship without allowing sufficient time for self-reflection and understanding. Overall, they emphasize the need to let go of deadlines and expectations in dating and focus on the process of discovery. Love Lesson: Discover the DNA relationalitypodcast.com #RelationalityPodcast #RelationshipRoundtable, #LeaveCleaveWeave, #RelatingDatingAndMating, #WhatsYourRelationshipRhythm

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