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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2011 · 38 MIN

Not all relationships are about love (E4)

from The Relationship Manifesto Podcast Series · host Relationship Manifesto

Not All Relationships Are About Love. How can that be? Surely all relationships are about love? Well, not exactly. As Stephen explains in this third interview, there are different types of relationships and distinguishing and understanding the main types is important to recognising not only the sort of relationship we are in, but also which type of relationship we might be looking for. Stephen reveals the five main relationships types: The Peripheral; The Draining; The Soulmate; The Functional; and The Formative. Which relationship have you got? Find out by listening to this podcast. You might be surprised at the answer! ================ 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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