EPISODE · Nov 1, 2023 · 1H 14M
What’s Not A “RELATIONSHIP FLEX?”: Is she doing you a favor by not asking you for money?
from Zo Williams: Voice of Reason · host KBLA 1580 Am
What is the biggest flex of your current relationship? Is mutual respect the biggest relationship flex of them all? True or false? It’s definitely a Relationship Flex If you can name three things that you absolutely love, cherish, and appreciate about your partner after a knockdown drag out argument? True or false? Playing the perpetual victim is not a Relationship Flex? Agree or disagree? moralizing, stonewalling, omitting, withholding while playing holier than thou within a struggling, toxic or broken relationship is definitely not a relationship Flex? Agree or disagree? Being accountable for the co-creation of the relationship, distress your unfinished shadow work and innately flawed humanity created is an absolute relationship, Flex? True or false? Pettiness, tit for tat and one-up·man·ship is not a relationship, Flex? Agree or disagree? Can the cultivation of unconditional forgiveness, unconditional understanding, unconditional, empathy, unconditional love and effective unconditional conflict management be the ultimate relationship, Flex? What does biggest flex mean in a relationship? Basically, flexing is to be a show-off, and the term “Biggest Flex” is used when: A FLEX is when a man meets up with a women, with the intention of escalating the situation sexually with the goal of getting laid. What is flex in relationship? Flexing in a relationship is when one partner uses their power in the relationship to control the other partner. This can be done through manipulation, intimidation, or other forms of dominance. Flexing can also involve one partner trying to make the other partner feel inferior or inadequate. 1. How do you define the concept of "flexing" within a relationship? 2. In your opinion, is flexing a healthy or unhealthy behavior within a relationship? Why? 3. Can flexing be a sign of insecurity or a lack of trust within a relationship? Why or why not? 4. How does flexing impact the dynamics of power and control within a relationship? 5. Do you believe that flexing is more prevalent in certain types of relationships (e.g., romantic, familial, friendships)? Why or why not? 6. Can flexing be a form of emotional abuse within a relationship? Why or why not? 7. How does flexing affect the overall level of trust and intimacy within a relationship? 8. Are there any potential long-term consequences of engaging in flexing behavior within a relationship?
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