Romantic comedies, dramas, novels, soap operas... we access so many things where we see the idea of having a soulmate come into play. And as soon as “the one” appears, the relationship just clicks and everything is perfect.

Or is it? How do you find the balance between passion and having a healthy relationship, if one of those criteria is lacking?

Today’s caller has a history of being in toxic relationships and starts off the call by asking how you know when a relationship is right. But almost immediately, the real question she wants to be answered reveals itself. 

6:14 - My opinion about the whole soulmate concept that relieves the pressure

11:11 - The real question underneath the caller’s question

14:18 - The difference between the two ways you can have sex

20:05 - Can a healthy relationship also be an exciting one for the caller?

25:23 - How to effectively approach a difficult conversation with your partner

27:50 - Why sex in toxic relationships can oftentimes feel like an addiction

30:23 - The importance of making agreements in relationships

35:59 - Getting clear on the love language in your relationship

43:06 - Why the belief “If it’s meant to be, it should be easy” is a myth

49:03 - Summarizing, highlighting, and expanding on the key points from the call

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