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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 52 MIN

Why Exes Are So Tempting

from Uncoupled & Unfiltered

On this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I’m joined by Dr. Marni Feuerman, a distinguished psychotherapist based in South Florida and widely recognized for her expertise in relationships. Together, we dive into why exes can be so tempting—whether it’s the same ex or the same pattern in a different face. We unpack why we tend to idolize past partners, explore the personality traits that make some people more likely to return to an ex, and discuss how to break the cycle and move forward in a healthier, more intentional way.Key Topics Covered:Why exes can be so tempting—and why the pull can feel so strongWhen going back to an ex might be a good idea… and when it’s a clear mistakeHow personal growth (or the lack of it) impacts your decision-making about revisiting past relationshipsThe boundaries you need to set to move on and break the cycle trulyThe personality traits and attachment styles that make some people more likely to repeat old relationship patternsHow loneliness, fear of being single, and emotional vulnerability impact decisions about reconnecting with an exThe role social media and digital contact play in reigniting old relationshipsSelf-reflection questions to help identify unresolved feelings and determine whether revisiting an ex is healthy or harmfulAbout Our Guest: Dr. Marni FeuermanDr. Marni Feuerman is a distinguished psychotherapist based in South Florida, specializing in relationships and personal growth. She is widely recognized for her expertise in helping individuals and couples navigate breakups, understand attachment patterns, and build healthier relationship habits. With years of clinical experience and a compassionate, insightful approach, Dr. Feuerman provides practical guidance for creating meaningful connections and breaking repetitive relationship cycles.Who This Episode Is For:Anyone struggling with the pull of an ex or wondering why past relationships feel so temptingPeople who have found themselves repeating old relationship patterns and want to understand whyThose navigating breakups or divorces and seeking clarity on moving forward in a healthy wayListeners are curious about how attachment styles, personal growth, and emotions influence decisions about reconnecting with an exAnyone looking for practical strategies and boundaries to break the cycle and build healthier future relationships“Time is your friend in these circumstances. You should not need to rush anything, especially with a new partner or making a decision.” - Dr.  Marni FeuermanConnect with Dr.  Marni Feuerman:Website:  https://thetalkingsolution.com/ , https://www.drmarnionline.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmarnifeuerman/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrMarniFeuerman Connect with Ksenia Muench:Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/ Email: [email protected] 🎧 Listen, Subscribe & ShareFollow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show.Want to work with Ksenia? The next cohort is forming now- https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/

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