On this episode of The Dr. Cloud Show:

 

In the context of dating, how do you know if someone likes you for who you really are? Are there signs or behaviors to look for?

 

Starr's husband is a recovering alcoholic. He has become extremely lazy. She doesn't know how much of it is from brain damage, or whether she can hold him accountable.

 

A listener wrote in asking about how much she should share with her three adult children about their father after their recent divorce. He's been bad mouthing her.

 

Betty doesn't know if she's playing the role of supporter or codependent. She's got custody of her grandkids and doesn't know if the financial help, the moral support, or the chores and errands are making things worse. What does healthy support look like?

 

How much should you tell your date about your past relationships?

 

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