When is it okay to withhold information from a potential mate?  How much do you need to share? What is the difference between secrets that are okay, secrets that are not okay and lies of omission? 

Here is the Almost Labor Day podcast! 

Speaking of Labor and taking a break from the work: Sometimes we need complex, multi-level answers to complicated issues.  But other times, the simplest answer is the best.  We all know the slogan Keep It Simple, S....  but we don't need to call ourselves names...Just keep it simple!

One of the reasons why some of us hold on is because we fear that when we let go for good, our ex will become the person we wanted him or her to be. It doesn't matter and we need to let that go. Holding on for something that may not happen and may not work even if it does, isn't a solid plan. 

Following up with some points left out of the recent Boundaries and Jealousy podcasts.

These are the true crime cases that illustrate when jealousy and envy go too far and someone winds up dead. 

The first part of this episode explaining jealousy/envy and the pathological forms of it. 

The ending of a relationship never feels good, but it feels even worse when you didn't see it coming.  In this "Mail. We Get Mail" episode, we discuss 2 scenarios where people - one man and one woman - were each blindsided by the end. 

THE FINALE of the MUCH requested 4-part Boundaries episode. If you didn't listen to the other 3 parts, this is not going to have the impact it would have it you had. Yes, I know it's long but all of this is necessary to the importance of the ultimate lesson here.

Part 3 - of the MUCH requested 4-part Boundaries episode.  It's long but all of this is necessary to the importance of the ultimate lesson here.

Part 2 - Episode 106B - of the MUCH requested 4-part Boundaries episode. There is no intro/outro music in parts b and c and only outtro in d.  It's long but all of this is necessary to the importance of the ultimate lesson here.