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Welcome to The Relationship Maze, the podcast dedicated to helping you navigate the complexities of love and relationships. Today we dive deep into the age-old question: Is it really love?
In today's episode, we explore the distinctions between love, lust, and projection, examining how love evolves and matures over time. We discuss the importance of nurturing love as an active, ongoing process, challenging the Hollywood myth of effortless, always-intense romance. We'll share insights on how to recognize real love, the role of curiosity and commitment, and the necessity of embracing both joy and pain in a relationship.
So if you're ready to deepen your understanding of love and build fulfilling connections, stay tuned for an engaging and enlightening conversation. Don't forget to visit our website, therelationshipmaze.com, for more resources and our comprehensive online course. Let's get started!
00:00 Loving is active; being in love is static.
06:11 When does desire mature into genuine love?
09:36 Love grows from curiosity about differences.
11:58 Embrace love's full emotional range, expect effort.
15:01 Perceived love stems from unresolved past issues.
19:07 Unconditional love needs trust and balance.
23:31 Is it really love? Assess mutual expressions.
26:06 Commit to love; openness overcomes relationship differences.
27:47 Podcast break; explore past episodes and resources.
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- Show
- FrequencyUpdated fortnightly
- Published26 November 2024 at 00:00 UTC
- Length29 min
- RatingClean