Poop in the Pool 💩
from Relational Rants Hosted by J. Marie UnMuted
Everybody’s quick to point out the red flags in dating — the love bombing, the $200 dates, the “good morning” texts. But what if the real question is: What are you bringing into the pool? Sometimes the biggest issue isn’t the other person’s behavior. It’s emotional regulation, perception, and the things we refuse to see about ourselves. Because everybody can spot the poop…just not their own. J. Marie Unmuted | Relational Rants
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