“Relationships are not meant to be fun” What? Why?How can you say that so confidently?!? When I left my first marriage, I could have said exactly what the listener said in your podcast.I know I did not do my work then as it was all about him and why I couldn’t continue to be in the relationship because of how he was.However we have 3 children and so have stayed in touch and actually have a lovely relationship even though he has not changed in any way that I can see.So I can honestly say I love him, but would not consider living together again. So my question is….If relationships are not meant to be fun, why would one ever consider being in a committed one?Why not just do your ‘work’ with all the relationships in your life and then have a partner just for fun?As usual looking forward to and dreading your answer.

“Relationships are not meant to be fun” What? Why? How can you say that so confidently?!? When I left my first marriage, I could have said exactly what the listener said in your podcast. I know I did not do my work then as it was all about him and why I couldn’t continue to be in the relationship because of how he was. However we have 3 children and so have stayed in touch and actually have a lovely relationship even though he has not changed in any way that I can see. So I can honestly say I love him, but would not consider living together again. So my question is…. If relationships are not meant to be fun, why would one ever consider being in a committed one? Why not just do your ‘work’ with all the relationships in your life and then have a partner just for fun? As usual looking forward to and dreading your answer.

“Relationships are not meant to be fun” What? Why?How can you say that so confidently?!? When I left my first marriage, I could have said exactly what the listener said in your podcast.I know I did not do my work then as it was all about him and why I couldn’t continue to be in the relationship because of how he was.However we have 3 children and so have stayed in touch and actually have a lovely relationship even though he has not changed in any way that I can see.So I can honestly say I love him, but would not consider living together again. So my question is….If relationships are not meant to be fun, why would one ever consider being in a committed one?Why not just do your ‘work’ with all the relationships in your life and then have a partner just for fun?As usual looking forward to and dreading your answer.

Relationships aren't meant to be fun? Listener question follow up to 11 Feb podcast

Superpowered Mind Podcast is for enquiring individuals who are tired of the struggle for peace, happiness and clarity.  You no longer want to be stuck in the endless cycle of stress, confusion, and seeking happiness in areas where it can’t be found.
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Superpowered Mind Podcast is for enquiring individuals who are tired of the struggle for peace, happiness and clarity. You no longer want to be stuck in the endless cycle of stress, confusion, and seeking happiness in areas where it can’t be found. You need more than actionable tips and tricks, it’s time for a completely transformational change of perspective about the power of your mind. You've known for a long time that something is missing and life can feel futile. You are ready to move into a new phase beyond further seeking. This might be initially confronting yet leads ultimately to true freedom. Hosted by Clare Dimond, author of eight books, speaker and international coach, the podcast will explore the principles of the mind, the self and reality. This knowledge can transform the battle of stress and struggle into the ease of intelligence and pure potential in action. This show challenges the most deep-seated confusions of what you are and what the mind is. Each episode looks at profound spiritual truths that bring the mind out of perpetual struggle and into its greatest expansion. Question your current understanding about who you are, feel supported in moving to a greater mental clarity and leave with a whole new way of navigating life. This podcast is the one to listen to if you're ready to see the capabilities of your Superpowered Mind.

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