Between Two Clinicians

36. Why is Stability an Ick?


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In this conversation, Adam Luke and Talia Bombola explore the complex dynamics of relationship stability and the paradox of why many individuals find stability to be a turnoff. They discuss the cultural normalization of instability, the psychological underpinnings of attraction to chaotic relationships, and the challenges faced by individuals who are accustomed to over-functioning in their personal lives. The dialogue delves into the implications of stability in adult relationships, the importance of navigating expectations, and the need for personal growth to embrace healthy, stable partnerships. In this conversation, Adam Luke and Talia Bombola delve into the complexities of vulnerability, dependency, and emotional stability in relationships. They explore how fear of vulnerability can stem from past experiences and cultural shifts, and how this impacts intimacy and connection. The discussion highlights the importance of navigating emotional needs, trust issues, and the role of self-development in fostering healthy relationships. They emphasize that true vulnerability involves the risk of being hurt, and that stable relationships require conflict resolution and repair attempts. The conversation concludes with insights on building strong foundations and recognizing true vulnerability in relationships.

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Between Two CliniciansBy Talia Bombola, LMFT and Adam Luke, LMFT

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