My Perfect Romance

Valerie, Courtney & Lisa
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Valerie, Courtney and Lisa share and discuss all things romance whether it be books, movies, love stories or your stories.

  1. 2d ago

    105 | Year Two Favorites and Relationship Lessons from My Perfect Romance

    Val, Lisa, and Courtney look back on a full year of romance books, movies, and author interviews, then compare notes on the stories and relationship advice that stayed with them most. It is a reflective, personal episode about what romance media can teach about communication, healing, trust, and connection. In this episode, the hosts share their favorite books and movies from the year, the authors who made the biggest impression, and the relationship lessons they keep applying in real life. Key topics The hosts recap a year of romance books, movies, and author conversations. Val discusses How to Save Your Marriage by Lee Baucom and its practical relationship advice. Lisa shares why Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez resonated with her, particularly its portrayal of anxiety and supportive partnership. Courtney highlights One Golden Summer by Carly Fortune and its friends-to-lovers storyline. Val reminds us that A Big, Bold, Beautiful Journey takes you on a relationship odyssey of a lifetime. Lisa shares why her favorite movie, Fall Guy, was a fun, action-packed film that's really about learning to trust your partner. Courtney will always love a good zombie romance, and Warm Bodies, hits all the right romantic story-lines just right.  Val, Courtney and Lisa explore communication, boundaries, vulnerability, healing, trust, and emotional intimacy. They reflect on lessons from their author interviews and the value of hearing writers discuss their creative process. A central takeaway is that healthy relationships require honest communication and the courage to be seen authentically. Timestamps 00:00 Opening the year two recap 00:57 Relationship advice from books and experts 03:03 Recapping the year’s books and interviews 05:31 The year’s romance book list 07:32 Val’s favorite book: How to Save Your Marriage 08:35 Lisa’s favorite book: Yours Truly 10:02 Courtney’s favorite book: One Golden Summer 11:33 The year’s romance movies 12:20 Why Warm Bodies works as a zombie romance 13:51 The Fall Guy, trust, and emotional payoff 16:56 My Big Bold Beautiful Journey and vulnerability 22:46 Why author interviews became a favorite part of the podcast 54:50 The biggest relationship advice takeaway 59:56 The focus for next year: real connection 63:19 Listener invitations and closing announcements Connect With Us! Do you have a romantic tale or a must-read book suggestion? Perhaps a tricky “what would you do?” scenario for our team? We are also eager to hear from authors or creators who want to join us for a chat!  Visit www.myperfectromance.com to get in touch, And before you go... make sure to follow and rate or review our show. Your support truly means everything to us! Legal Disclaimer: My Perfect Romance features besties discussing their own perspectives for fun. We aren't professional therapists or relationship experts. For serious matters, please reach out to a licensed counselor or qualified... Chapters (00:00:00) - Intro and Celebrating Two Years(00:02:28) - Recap of Books Read This Year(00:04:23) - Favorite Book: How to Save Your Marriage(00:05:21) - Favorite Book: Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez(00:06:43) - Favorite Book: One Golden Summer(00:08:10) - Favorite Movies Overview(00:08:44) - Warm Bodies and Zombie Romance(00:10:28) - The Fall Guy as Favorite Movie(00:13:06) - My Big, Bold, Beautiful Journey Reflections(00:14:29) - Learning Vulnerability and Growth from Film(00:18:30) - Transition to Author Interviews(00:20:13) - Gerald Everett Jones and Kenyan Sundowner(00:23:25) - Josie Trapley and The Power of Us(00:24:19) - Scarlett Xavier and Steamy Scenes(00:25:55) - Paper Roses by Debbie Show(00:27:51) - Bad Marriage Advice by Monica Tanner(00:30:20) - Meet Me Under the Light by Cassie Miller(00:32:55) - Lyrics and Love Letters by Jessica Everly(00:35:35) - How to Save Your Marriage Revisited(00:37:01) - The Gap Year by Lindsey Goldstein(00:39:52) - The Marriage Seed by Lionel Moses(00:42:21) - Demi Blaze and Authentic Characters(00:43:31) - A Study in Sparkling by Jody McAllister(00:47:28) - Reflecting on Relationship Advice Learned(00:52:05) - Looking Ahead: Connection as Theme for Next Year(00:54:27) - Closing Remarks and Listener Engagement

    105 | Year Two Favorites and Relationship Lessons from My Perfect Romance

  2. Sep 9

    104 | Hot Takes on Carley Fortune’s One Golden Summer: Every Summer After Companion Breakdown

    Val, Courtney, and Lisa break down One Golden Summer a story of summer romance, emotional vulnerability, and what happens when chemistry is not matched by honesty. The discuss the book’s central relationship and the secrets underneath it, and why the story works more as a summer friendship than a forever love story. Check Out One Golden Summer by Carley Fortune in Goodreads Key topics In this episode: the hosts review One Golden Summer by Carley Fortune, published May 6, 2025, and explain that it works as a companion novel to Every Summer After. They discuss Charlie Ford, Alice, and the lake setting, including the award-winning photograph that launched Alice’s photography career and the yellow boat rescue that brings the two leads together. They explore Alice’s growth arc, especially her desire to stay authentic in a media world that pushes overly edited, idealized images. They break down Charlie’s appeal as a charming, thoughtful, highly confident love interest who cooks, helps around the cabin, and shows up in small practical ways. The hosts focus on the book’s biggest tension: Charlie keeps acting like a boyfriend while insisting the relationship is only a summer thing. They discuss how Alice’s bucket list becomes the emotional engine of the story, giving her a way to reclaim fun, risk, and self-definition after heartbreak. They examine the deeper reason Charlie holds back: his father died at 35, he is facing serious cardiac issues, and he is terrified of becoming close to someone before his own health crisis unfolds. They talk through the communication problem at the center of the book, especially the idea that partners cannot make each other’s choices by withholding important truth. They compare the story’s romance to real life, arguing that mind reading is unrealistic and that honest communication is necessary for any lasting relationship. They end with a broader reflection on healing, self-discovery, and why the summer friendship feels real even if the happily ever after does not. Notable quotes “Some people feel like summer.” “When you speak, he listens. When you smile, he smiles. When you need something, he offers help.” “Peace out, a*****e.” Action items Try making a realistic seasonal bucket list instead of a huge life list. Say the thing you actually mean instead of expecting someone to guess it. Connect With Us! Do you have a romantic tale or a must-read book suggestion? Perhaps a tricky “what would you do?” scenario for our team? We are also eager to hear from authors or creators who want to join us for a chat!  Visit www.myperfectromance.com to get in touch, And before you go... make sure to follow and rate or review our show. Your support truly means everything to us! Legal Disclaimer: My Perfect Romance features besties discussing their own perspectives for fun. We aren't professional therapists or relationship experts. For serious matters, please reach out to a licensed counselor or qualified specialist. Coming Up: Girls like Girls directed by Hayley Kiyoko Chapters (00:00:00) - THE PERPETUAL ROMANCE(00:00:31) - Golden Showers Review(00:01:13) - Oh, My Love By Charlie Fortune(00:01:32) - No Summer After: A Companion Novel(00:03:37) - Alice And Charlie Meet... In A Lake(00:07:22) - In the Lake: A Summer Romance(00:09:05) - Alice's Summer of Failure(00:11:23) - Flirty, Pretty Pants(00:15:08) - Does The Other Person Understand What I'm Thinking?(00:18:40) - The Rut of Expecting From Your Partner(00:22:56) - "I Did It"(00:23:11) - The Good Guy in Love Actually(00:27:16) - The Book of Alice: Summer Fling(00:28:53) - How To Develop a Photo In The Dark(00:31:50) - The Hot Guy's Love Crisis(00:33:01) - What Would You Do If You Spent The Summer Falling Head Over(00:37:56) - He Should've Tell Her About His Surgery(00:44:25) - Will They Actually Get Together In The Book?(00:47:29) - Alice And Charlie's Friendship(00:51:20) - How to Get to Know Your Partner's Past(00:51:52) - He Was Her Summer Love(00:54:25) - I Wish That He Had Said No To Alice(00:57:14) - The Perfect Romance: A Bucket List(01:01:31) - The Perfect Romance

    104 | Hot Takes on Carley Fortune’s One Golden Summer: Every Summer After Companion Breakdown

  3. Sep 2

    103 | A Study in Sparkling with Romance Pop Culture Expert, Jodi McAlister

    Val, Lisa, and Courtney welcome romance scholar and author Dr. Jodie McAllister to discuss her upcoming novel A Study in Sparkling. The conversation covers how embarrassment, secrecy, and trust shape Fiona and Satoshi’s relationship, plus the research behind the novel’s wine world. Jodie also shares how her academic work and fiction writing inform each other, and why love in romance is as much about intimacy and effort as it is about passion. Key topics In this episode, Jodie McAllister explains the academic roots of her romance expertise, including her PhD research on female virginity loss and narratives of love in popular culture. The hosts discuss A Study in Sparkling as a deeply emotional contemporary romance centered on Fiona, whose husband leaves her for a secret second family. Jodie shares that the novel’s core emotional engine is embarrassment, not just betrayal, and how Fiona’s humiliation affects her ability to date again. Satoshi’s arc is explored in depth, including his insecurity about not being taken seriously, his drive to prove himself as a sommelier, and his people pleasing tendencies. The book’s central tension comes from how Fiona and Satoshi navigate secrecy, public judgment, and their fear of being hurt or humiliated again. Jodie explains why Satoshi already knowing Fiona’s children was necessary to make the romance believable within the book’s five month timeline. Lex, Fiona’s eldest child, and Satoshi’s queer connection with them are highlighted as an important part of building trust and emotional safety. The hosts praise the realism of the parenting, betrayal, and emotional recovery threads, especially Fiona’s accountability and growth. Jodie breaks down her wine research, including studying at Melbourne Wine School and completing Wine and Spirit Education Trust levels, to better write Satoshi’s world. She describes wine as a storytelling medium, which inspired the chapter tasting notes and the sensory detail throughout the novel. Jodie discusses the difference between passion and intimacy in romance, saying she is most drawn to stories where love is something chosen and worked on every day. The conversation touches on the spice level, which Jodie describes as a mild cayenne, and how the sex scenes support character growth rather than existing for their own sake. Resources: A Study In Sparking by Jodi McAllister Jodi's Website Jodi's Tiktok Buy A Study In Sparkling Connect With Us! Do you have a romantic tale or a must-read book suggestion? Perhaps a tricky “what would you do?” scenario for our team? We are also eager to hear from authors or creators who want to join us for a chat! Visit www.myperfectromance.com to get in touch, And before you go... make sure to follow and rate or review our show. Your support truly means everything to us! Legal Disclaimer: My Perfect Romance features besties discussing their own perspectives for fun. We aren't professional therapists or relationship experts. For serious matters, please reach out to a licensed counselor or qualified specialist. Coming Up: One Golden Summer by Carly Fortune Girls like Girls directed by Hayley Kiyoko... Chapters (00:00:00) - THE PERPETUAL ROMANCE(00:00:32) - My Perfect Romance(00:01:36) - Jody McAllister on Her New Book, A City and(00:07:31) - How To Write a Love Story For Your Kids(00:11:00) - How The Secret Life of Relationships Affects Satoshi(00:13:23) - In the Vineyard: A Taste of Wine(00:15:58) - How To Write A Love Story(00:22:37) - In the Elevator With A Master Sommelier(00:25:50) - What Happens to Satoshi's Future After Becoming a Sommel(00:28:05) - How Romance Is Made: Essays(00:31:32) - In the Elevator With Fiona: A Novel(00:32:35) - Are There Any Other Books in the Fiona Satoshi World?(00:34:29) - Storytime: A Chardonnay With a Match(00:36:10) - If The Book Were Adapted, Who Would Play Fiona?(00:37:50) - "Love Is 25 to Life" by Stephen King(00:38:43) - The Hot Sex in '(00:42:22) - The BDSM Fantasy of Domestic Caretaking(00:44:25) - milo on A Study in Love Languages

    103 | A Study in Sparkling with Romance Pop Culture Expert, Jodi McAlister

  4. Aug 26

    102 | Apparently, I'm A Bitch with Demi & Stephen Blaize

    Demi Blaize, author of Apparently I’m a Bitch, joins the show with her husband Stephen Blaize for a candid conversation about friends to lovers romance, the long tension of unspoken feelings, and how real-life relationship dynamics shape fiction. They dig into why the book’s slow burn works, why communication matters so much in romance and marriage, and how lived experience informs Demi’s writing. Key topics In this episode, Demi Blaize shares the inspiration behind Apparently I’m a Bitch and how the story centers on Tristan and Nikki’s decade-long friendship turning into something more. Stephen Blaize offers the other side of the relationship dynamic, explaining how their own workplace romance moved from an instant spark on Demi’s side to a much slower realization on his. The conversation explores the central question of whether men and women can stay “just friends” when chemistry is obvious, with both guests arguing that unresolved attraction makes it nearly impossible. Demi explains why Nikki is so focused on career, law school, and proving herself, and how that tunnel vision delays her ability to notice Tristan’s devotion. The hosts and guests talk through Tristan’s fear of rejection and why protecting the friendship becomes the main reason he holds back. Demi breaks down how she writes longing, internal conflict, and the eventual emotional shift that pushes Tristan to stop waiting and finally be honest. Stephen discusses how being married to an author means every plot point gets talked through in advance, and how he helps with both logic checks and emotional support. The episode covers the damage that well intentioned secrets can do in a relationship, especially when silence stretches over months or years. Demi reveals that Nikki was partly inspired by a blunt, honest friend who refused to change herself to find love. Connect with Demi: Demi's Website Demi on Instagram Buy Demi's book on Amazon: Apparently, I'm A Bitch Connect With Us! Do you have a romantic tale or a must-read book suggestion? Perhaps a tricky “what would you do?” scenario for our team? We are also eager to hear from authors or creators who want to join us for a chat! Visit www.myperfectromance.com to get in touch, And before you go... make sure to follow and rate or review our show. Your support truly means everything to us! Legal Disclaimer: My Perfect Romance features besties discussing their own perspectives for fun. We aren't professional therapists or relationship experts. For serious matters, please reach out to a licensed counselor or qualified specialist. Coming Up: A Study in Sparkeling with Jodi McAlister One Golden Summer by Carly Fortune Girls like Girls directed by Hayley Kiyoko Chapters (00:00:00) - My Perfect Romance: With Demi Blaisk(00:01:22) - Kirsten on Tristan and Nikki's Secret Love(00:06:17) - What Happened To My Friendship With Tristan?(00:12:01) - What Would Hold You Back From Confessing Your Love To Your Partner(00:16:20) - What Made You See The Light?(00:17:35) - "From Friends to Lovers"(00:19:44) - What Does It Look Like To Be Married To An Author?(00:24:59) - Demi and Nikkie On Communication(00:26:16) - Apparently I'm a. Narcissist: Book 1(00:28:39) - How To Support Your Spicy Wife's Writing(00:32:22) - Tristan Tells Nikki He Love Her(00:32:49) - What's The Biggest Confusion People Have About Transition From(00:37:44) - What Would You Do If Your Best Friend Confessed They Were In(00:39:40) - Stephen And Nikki On If They Were Together(00:41:06) - How to Balance Work, Family, Marriage(00:43:42) - EXCLUSIVE: Apparently I'm Trouble... Rochelle Will Get(00:47:38) - Demi Blaze on The Perfect Romance

    102 | Apparently, I'm A Bitch with Demi & Stephen Blaize

  5. Aug 19

    101 | Relationship Red Flags: Is Your Partner’s Best Friend Overstepping Emotional Boundaries? WWYD? #19

    This episode tackles a messy relationship triangle: a newly engaged couple, a longtime best friend named Chloe, and the question of whether concern is intuition or insecurity. The hosts unpack how breakup grief, loyalty, boundary-setting, and dismissal can all collide at once.It is a relationship discussion focused on communication, emotional validation, and what happens when one partner feels unsafe but the other does not. Key topics In this episode, a 22-year-old engaged person worries that their fiance's best friend Chloe is crossing emotional boundaries after a recent breakup. The hosts note that Chloe and the fiance have known each other since kindergarten, which makes the friendship deep, loyal, and hard to navigate. They discuss how being called “too young” or “rushing into things” can feel dismissive, even if the concern comes from a place of worry. The conversation turns on Chloe becoming more physically affectionate, asking for late-night visits, and making comments that sound possessive. The line “no one will ever know my fiance or love her as deeply as she does” is identified as the clearest red flag in the whole situation. The hosts emphasize that feelings are always real, even if the conclusions drawn from them are not always true. A major theme is the difference between validating a partner’s concern and agreeing with their interpretation. They argue that the bigger problem may be the fiance’s refusal to acknowledge the concern at all, not just Chloe’s behavior. Let’s Chat! Have a love story to share or a book recommendation we can’t miss? Maybe you have a "What Would You Do?" dilemma for us to tackle? We’d also love to hear from published authors or fellow relationship podcasters interested in an interview! Head over to www.myperfectromance.com to connect.  But while you're here… don’t forget to follow the show and leave a rating or review. It means the world to us! Legal Disclaimer: My Perfect Romance is hosted by friends sharing personal opinions and entertainment. We are not licensed relationship experts, counselors, or therapists. For professional advice, please consult a licensed relationship specialist or mental health professional.  Coming Up: Girls Like Girls starring Maya da Costa and Myra Molloy One Golden Summer by Carly Fortune Apparently, I'm A Bitch with Demi Blaze Chapters (00:00:00) - The Perfect Romance!(00:02:31) - Best Friend Says She's Too Young For Her fiance's Wedding(00:05:58) - I've Noticed A Change In How Chloe Treats My fiance(00:09:16) - Is She Being More Physical With Her Guy?(00:11:22) - 3 Signs That My Best Friend Is Trying To Make a Move On(00:14:01) - Brad and His Best Friend's Breakup(00:17:46) - Girlfriend Denies Her fiance's Concerns About His Relationship(00:21:59) - "I'm in a Long Relationship With My Partner"(00:22:36) - What Should I Do About My Best Friend's Relationship(00:23:43) - The Concerned fiance Should Ask For Boundaries(00:28:19) - What Would You Do If Your GF Was Being Aggressive?(00:32:55) - What to Do About a Boundary Problem(00:35:56) - "How Do We Help Zoe?"(00:39:06) - Perfect Romance

    101 | Relationship Red Flags: Is Your Partner’s Best Friend Overstepping Emotional Boundaries? WWYD? #19

  6. Aug 12

    100 | Beyond Happily Ever After: The Science of Long-term Love with Lee Baucom

    In this podcast, we deep dived into the world of ‘Happily Ever After’—and what actually happens after the final page is turned. To help us separate the soulmate myths from relationship science, we are joined by, Lee Baucom, a man who spends his days helping couples navigate the ‘sequels’ that romance novels usually skip over. Lee shares actionable advice on maintaining connection, debunks common romance myths, and emphasizes the importance of daily interactions and emotional regulation in sustaining long-term love. Key Topics: The critical role of daily low-intensity, high-frequency positive interactions in relationships Why grand gestures are temporary fixes rather than sustainable solutions How small 'bids' for connection, like sharing a bite or a glance, build trust and intimacy Identifying red flags in romantic tropes such as enemies-to-lovers or forced proximity The biological basis of passion and how to bridge the chemical gap with intentional actions The misconception of 'the one' and focusing on skill-building rather than fate Defensive behaviors, emotional dysregulation, and the importance of safety and ownership in conflicts Tools and resources such as the Unpause Marriage app and Save the Marriage system for relationship repair How emotional safety and good communication markers predict relationship resilience Addressing the cultural and myth-based ideas about effortless love and the importance of skills over infatuation Resources & Links: Save the Marriage System Save the Marriage Podcast Book: How to Save Your Marriage in 3 Simple Steps Book: Recovering from an Affair Let’s Chat! Have a love story to share or a book recommendation we can’t miss? Maybe you have a "What Would You Do?" dilemma for us to tackle? We’d also love to hear from published authors or fellow relationship podcasters interested in an interview! Head over to www.myperfectromance.com to connect.  But while you're here… don’t forget to follow the show and leave a rating or review. Letting us know what you think really means the world to us! Legal Disclaimer: My Perfect Romance is hosted by friends sharing personal opinions and entertainment. We are not licensed relationship experts, counselors, or therapists. For professional advice, please consult a licensed relationship specialist or mental health professional, like Lee Baucom. Coming Up: Girls Like Girls starring Maya da Costa and Myra Molloy Apparently, I'm a Bitch with Demi Blaze One Golden Summer by Carly Fortune Chapters (00:00:00) - THE PERPETUAL ROMANCE(00:00:31) - In the Elevator With Steven Lee(00:01:43) - Lee Balcomb on Her New Book(00:02:55) - The Importance of Relationships(00:05:29) - The Grand Gesture in Relationships(00:09:27) - The Bad Things Parents Do For Their Kids(00:10:42) - Red flags for a Sustainable Real World Marriage(00:11:52) - Forced Closeness and How It Affects People(00:12:54) - What Are the Key Problems in Relationships?(00:17:37) - The arc of a relationship(00:18:36) - How To Fall in Love(00:22:08) - Can a Person Change Their Attachment Style Just Because They Met The(00:27:07) - What Are the Signs That a Relationship Is Staying Together?(00:30:17) - How to emotionally regulate the other person(00:34:43) - How to Be More Real in the Relationship(00:36:15) - How to Win in a Relationship With Conflict(00:36:55) - Fighting Controlling Behavior in Relationships(00:39:30) - The One and How It Affects Relationships(00:43:38) - How to Have a Successful Marriage(00:46:54) - How To Get Out of a Relationship(00:48:14) - What Makes a Happy Couple?(00:49:36) - Pam and Jim's Pickleball(00:51:24) - Marriage and Pickleball(00:53:23) - Is Edward and Bella Avoidant Attachment?(00:57:05) - What Romance Writers Need to Know About Relationships(01:02:29) - How to Get Out of Pain(01:03:23) - Punishing the Relationship: How to Unpause Your Marriage

    100 | Beyond Happily Ever After: The Science of Long-term Love with Lee Baucom

  7. Aug 5

    99 | You, Me, & Tuscany Review: Starring Halle Bailey & Regé-Jean Page

    Discover the emotional rollercoaster of You, Me, and Tuscany, a film that explores impulsive decisions, deception, and the possibility of love in a picturesque Italian setting. Val, Courtney, and Lisa will help analyze whether this romantic comedy lives up to its scenic romance or falls into fantasy land. Resources & Links: You, Me and Tuscany Trailor Final note: This film is pure scenery fluff, offering a visually stunning escape but scant on character growth or realistic relationships. Perfect for a light watch, but not for those craving depth or authenticity. Happy romancing, everyone! Let’s Chat! Have a love story to share or a book recommendation we can’t miss? Maybe you have a "What Would You Do?" dilemma for us to tackle? We’d also love to hear from published authors or fellow relationship podcasters interested in an interview! Head over to www.myperfectromance.com to connect.  But while you're here… don’t forget to follow the show and leave a rating or review. It means the world to us! Legal Disclaimer: My Perfect Romance is hosted by friends sharing personal opinions and entertainment. We are not licensed relationship experts, counselors, or therapists. For professional advice, please consult a licensed relationship specialist or mental health professional.  Coming Up: Girls Like Girls starring Maya da Costa and Myra Molloy Apparently, I'm a Bitch with Demi Blaze One Golden Summer by Carly Fortune Chapters (00:00:00) - THE PERPETUAL ROMANCE(00:00:32) - Airplane Cooties(00:00:58) - Yumi and Tuscany(00:02:21) - Silence of the Lambs: Fun Facts(00:04:58) - How To Be Discovered(00:07:00) - The Cast Of 'Romance'(00:08:11) - Anna On The Run Gets Caught(00:12:45) - "Wear Someone's Clothes"(00:13:25) - The Other Person In 'Love Actually'(00:17:00) - Anna Stealing Her Lover's Money In Italy(00:21:01) - How To Steal A Wedding Ring From An Empty House(00:24:08) - In The Elevator With Michael(00:27:20) - She Almost Kisses His Brother's fiance in(00:29:21) - Anna Tells Mateo About Her Engagement(00:32:56) - The Stages Of Grieving Anna(00:35:41) - Anna in 'The Help'(00:39:23) - What If It Was A Homeless Person vs. An Average Person(00:43:00) - How Long Will The Hot Crazy Family Last?(00:46:32) - I Hated The Gape Year(00:50:12) - MY Perfect Romance: The Movie Review(00:52:30) - Lee Balcom On How To Save Your Marriage

    99 | You, Me, & Tuscany Review: Starring Halle Bailey & Regé-Jean Page

  8. Jul 29

    98 | Cultivating Trust & Connection An Interview with Lionel Moses author of The Marriage Seed

    Val, Courtney, and Lisa talk to Lionel Moses, relationship coach and author of The Marriage Sea, as he shares powerful analogies, life lessons, and practical advice on cultivating meaningful connections. Whether you're single, dating, or married, learn how to enhance communication, trust, and growth in your relationships. Resources & Links: Get Your Copy of The Marriage Seed by Lionel Moses TheMarriageSeed.com Connect with Lionel Moses: Instagram Facebook Connect With Us!!! If you'd like to suggest we review a movie or book, ask us what would you do, or if you've written a published book and would like to do an interview, please reach out to us! You can go to our website at: www.myperfectromance.com. Please follow us wherever you get your podcasts and if you enjoy our content, rate and review. We can't wait to hear your feedback!!! We would appreciate it so much! Legal Disclaimer: My Perfect Romance is hosted by friends sharing personal opinions and entertainment. We are not licensed relationship experts, counselors, or therapists. For professional advice, please consult a licensed relationship specialist or mental health professional. Coming Up: You, Me, & Tuscany starring Halle Bailey & Regé-Jean Page   100th Episode: DeBunking Happily Ever After with Lee Baucom from Save The Marriage Podcast Apparently, I'm A Bitch with Demi Blaze  Chapters (00:00:00) - My Perfect Romance: Lionel Moses on(00:01:27) - How Being the Only Boy In Your Family Changed My Life(00:02:44) - How Brothers and Sisters Differ(00:04:33) - In the Elevator With My Marriage(00:07:12) - Lionel on Love and Relationships(00:10:30) - In the Elevator With Love(00:12:01) - In the Elevator With Plants(00:13:52) - How to Grow a Successful Garden(00:17:26) - In the Elevator With People Pleasers(00:19:07) - Talking About Relationships(00:19:41) - Matt: The Most Controversial Things in Your Dating Season(00:24:06) - Say No To Relationships(00:26:48) - 3 Rules For Respect in a Relationship(00:28:29) - Relationship: The Other Seasons(00:32:34) - Winter Is For Growing Your Love Life(00:36:09) - How Communication Has Changed My Life(00:37:16) - What Would You Tell Your Younger Self?(00:38:27) - How to Get Out Of A Relationship in Your 30's(00:42:05) - MY PERFECT ROMANCE: Match Jelly Beans

    98 | Cultivating Trust & Connection An Interview with Lionel Moses author of The Marriage Seed
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Valerie, Courtney and Lisa share and discuss all things romance whether it be books, movies, love stories or your stories.

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  • Creator
    Valerie, Courtney & Lisa
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    100
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    © 2024
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    My Perfect Romance

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