#26. Along the Lines of… Relationships and Loneliness (with Hannah Channing‪)‬ Along the Lines

In this episode Dan talks to Hannah Channing again. This time they discuss topics that include...
- Unhealthy Independence in a Relationship  
- Feeling Loved  
- Illogical Aspects of being in a Relationship  
- Problems with Romanticism, "Break-ups", and Attachment to the Future
- Being Logical and "Contractual" with Money in a Relationship  
- How to get Healthy Independence in a Relationship
- The Problem with Making Someone/Something your "Whole World"  
- Being a "Team" in a Relationship  
- Hannah's Experience of Loneliness  
- Can Loneliness be Combatted Alone?  
- Dan's Experience of Loneliness in Lockdown  
- Is it Healthy to Feel Lonely Sometimes?
- How to Help Someone you Think is Lonely  
- How to Help Someone without Hurting Them in the Process  
- The Importance of Physical Closeness with Others  
- The Public Discourse concerning Social Interaction as a Key Aspect of Overall Wellbeing  
- Would you Rather be Completely Alone for a Year or Have Constant Company for a Year?
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Music: "Tombstone" by George Styles and Fluid Root (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RO4HfxP3sE)
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Show Notes (by Krishna Soma): TBC