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In today’s episode of Embodied Love Rising, Dr. Marchell Coleman takes us deep into the emotional labyrinth of love bombing—a manipulative pattern often disguised as affection, intensity, or romance. If you've ever found yourself swept off your feet only to crash hard later, this conversation is for you.
From viral proposals to grand romantic performances, we’re seeing more public displays of affection than ever—but is it love or performance? And how do you know the difference?
Together, we’ll explore:
You’ll also receive reflective questions to help you discern whether you’re experiencing love or longing, romance or regulation loss.
Because love shouldn’t leave you spinning. It should leave you steady.
Tune in to reclaim your clarity, your boundaries, and your body’s wisdom.
And if this episode resonates, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs this gentle but powerful reminder:
You are not hard to love. You just deserve love that doesn’t come with strings.
Support the show
In today’s episode of Embodied Love Rising, Dr. Marchell Coleman takes us deep into the emotional labyrinth of love bombing—a manipulative pattern often disguised as affection, intensity, or romance. If you've ever found yourself swept off your feet only to crash hard later, this conversation is for you.
From viral proposals to grand romantic performances, we’re seeing more public displays of affection than ever—but is it love or performance? And how do you know the difference?
Together, we’ll explore:
You’ll also receive reflective questions to help you discern whether you’re experiencing love or longing, romance or regulation loss.
Because love shouldn’t leave you spinning. It should leave you steady.
Tune in to reclaim your clarity, your boundaries, and your body’s wisdom.
And if this episode resonates, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs this gentle but powerful reminder:
You are not hard to love. You just deserve love that doesn’t come with strings.
Support the show