Send us a text We walk through the core skills that turn dating from chaos into character: hearing “no” without rewriting it as “maybe,” recognizing when persistence crosses into stalking, and separating workplace warmth from real-world interest. We talk cultural nuance, too—the weight of family expectations, visas, and study or work priorities—without using any of that as a shortcut past someone’s boundaries. Consent is simple. Respect is non-negotiable. From there we get practical. How to ...
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Send us a text We walk through the core skills that turn dating from chaos into character: hearing “no” without rewriting it as “maybe,” recognizing when persistence crosses into stalking, and separating workplace warmth from real-world interest. We talk cultural nuance, too—the weight of family expectations, visas, and study or work priorities—without using any of that as a shortcut past someone’s boundaries. Consent is simple. Respect is non-negotiable. From there we get practical. How to ...
How many warnings do you need before you choose yourself?
Let's Talk About It
57 minutes
3 months ago
How many warnings do you need before you choose yourself?
Send us a text A listener named Alexis shares eight years with a boyfriend now serving time, while repeated prison visits reveal other women and shifting explanations. We weigh loyalty against red flags and offer a practical way to leave a cycle that feeds on hope and isolation. • eight-year relationship with repeated betrayals • overlapping prison visits and conflicting stories • patterns of control, scarcity and manipulation • difference between promises and behavior • practical steps to s...
Let's Talk About It
Send us a text We walk through the core skills that turn dating from chaos into character: hearing “no” without rewriting it as “maybe,” recognizing when persistence crosses into stalking, and separating workplace warmth from real-world interest. We talk cultural nuance, too—the weight of family expectations, visas, and study or work priorities—without using any of that as a shortcut past someone’s boundaries. Consent is simple. Respect is non-negotiable. From there we get practical. How to ...
