Questions: 1. What Is an Example of a Pathological Liar? 2. What are the Key differences between pathological and compulsive liars? 3. How to handle a relationship with either type of liar (compulsive versus pathological)? 4. Is Pathological Lying a Mental Disorder? 5. Agree or disagree: Pathological liars lie out of habit and sometimes aren’t even aware of their lying behaviors because they believe it themselves. 6. Are Pathological Liars Born or Made? 7. True or False: “A pathological liar tells lies in order to get their way, save face, get out of trouble, or avoid blame.” —Ramani Durvasula, PhD 8. True or False: “The compulsive liar will typically lie in low- or no-stakes situations, perhaps saying they went to a certain vacation spot when they didn’t, or lying about what they watched on TV the night before,” says Dr. Durvasula. 9. True or False: While being honest typically carries a positive connotation and lying holds a negative one, the result of either action isn’t always so clear-cut.

Questions: How old is the simulation theory? If it is true that we live in a simulation, would relationships be used as a testing ground to prove our worthiness to experience unconditional love? What do the world's holy books say about reality as it pertains to the world we live in? Many people believe that we live in a simulation, could the same thing be true about our interpersonal relationships? Are they inherently illusionary? If so, to what end? Can The Human Experience/interpersonal relationships be a simulator i.e. testing ground for the cultivation of unconditional love?

Questions: What causes someone to develop a relational dope addiction? What is a soul contract in a relationship? What are spiritual contracts? What triggers provoke someone to operate under covert means while in a relationship? How long do soul contracts last?

“My Journey with my emotionally abusive, toxic & narcissistic EX!” “Boundaries for the narcissistic ex- lover! The deeper look at why it’s important to establish clear boundaries for the narcissistic ex!” Questions: What does a narcissist do when you set boundaries? 1. How do you define healthy boundaries in a relationship with a narcissistic partner? How do narcissists test boundaries? 2. What are some common signs of narcissistic behavior in a romantic relationship? Do narcissists overstep boundaries? 3. How can setting clear boundaries help in managing a narcissistic partner's behavior? Why & How do narcissists disrespect boundaries? 4. What challenges may arise when trying to establish boundaries with a narcissistic lover? 5. How can one differentiate between assertiveness and aggression when dealing with a narcissistic partner? 6. What role does self-care play in maintaining boundaries with a narcissistic lover? 7. How can therapy or counseling assist individuals in setting and enforcing boundaries with a narcissistic partner?

Have you become emotionally segregated from your significant other because of your enabilty to regulate your emotional states? What is emotional dysregulation? What contributes to emotional regulation? True or False? Starting to build awareness around what activates an emotion is a very helpful tool to support you in managing your emotions. Exploring the impact of unchecked emotional states on self-perception and relationships involves a multidimensional approach. Here are some questions to guide your exploration: 1. How do unexamined emotions shape our understanding of self? 2. In what ways can unchecked emotional states distort our perception of reality? 3. What role does emotional intelligence play in maintaining healthy relationships? 4. Can unaddressed emotions lead to patterns of self-sabotage in personal and professional life? 5. How does the concept of surrender, as suggested by Dr. David R. Hawkins, relate to emotional regulation? 6. Are there parallels between the emotional challenges individuals face and the struggles of those in the "colored section" during the 1960s?

What do you believe is the source of suffering in your relationship and what role do you play? What role does your ego play in the perception you have of your partner? How have you allowed “shoulds” and unmet expectations to formulate arbitrary relational timelines that cause conflict? (Ex: We “should” be married by now. We “should” be able to purchase a new home. Etc.) How would you say your ego has contributed to your personal AND relational stagnancy? Is your relational suffering self imposed? 1. In what ways do you believe your egoic God complex contributes to the stagnancy and suffering in your relationship? 2. How does your egoic God complex affect your ability to empathize with your partner's needs and desires? 3. Can you identify any patterns in your behavior that stem from your egoic God complex and contribute to conflict in your relationship? 4. How do you differentiate between your authentic self and the egoic God complex in your interactions with your partner? 5. Have you considered how your egoic God complex may be preventing you from fully embracing vulnerability and intimacy in your relationship?

Dr. G’s Triad of Hope consists of three things: 1 Unconditional positive regard 2 Visualization (Seeing a future) 3 Unconditional Positive Belief Questions to consider: In what ways have you cultivated a positive regard for your partner? When you visualize a future with your partner, what aspects do you consider independent from what your partner can or is already doing for you? Are your beliefs about your partner and who they are unconditionally positive? What does it mean to be an “angel in someone’s corner”? Have you experienced someone being that for you? What kind of relational environment is necessary to establish a Triad of Hope? 1. How can cultivating a positive regard for your partner contribute to a good life filled with bad experiences? 2. In what ways can visualization of a future with your partner help you navigate through challenging experiences? 3. How can maintaining unconditional positive beliefs about your partner enhance your relationship and overall life satisfaction? 4. Have you ever been an "angel in someone's corner"? If so, how did that experience impact your relationship with that person? 5. Can you share an example of someone who has been an "angel in your corner" and how that has influenced your life?

In what way does conforming to the social norm impact your innate uniqueness in the dating market? What makes your man special to you? What does it mean if a guy says you’re special to him? What does it mean if a girl says you’re special to her? Does your material Wealth and Financial stability make you special in an intimate relationship? What does being a special person mean? What is it like for a person to be special? 1. In what ways do you believe your partner is special? 2. How does your partner's uniqueness contribute to the strength of your relationship? 3. Can you describe a specific quality or trait that makes your partner stand out from others? 4. How do you feel when your partner tells you that you are special to them? 5. What do you think it means when a guy says you're special to him?

Is it possible to friend-zone your husband? How do you know if you've been friend-zoned? When your marriage is just friendship? What should a husband do if he's been friend-zoned by his wife? Husband & Wife In The Zone? You bet! 1. How can the concept of friend-zoning be applied to a marital relationship? 2. What are the signs that a husband has been friend-zoned by his wife? 3. Can a marriage that is primarily based on friendship be fulfilling and satisfying? 4. What factors contribute to a husband being friend-zoned by his wife? 5. How can a husband communicate his feelings of being friend-zoned to his wife without causing conflict?

When the social or professional image of your significant other began to crack, did you become less attracted to them? If, so why? 1. How do you define the "idea" of your partner in a relationship? 2. In what ways can the "reality" of your partner differ from the "idea" you have of them? 3. What factors contribute to the formation of an "idea" about your partner? 4. How does the "idea" of your partner influence your expectations in the relationship? 5. Can you truly love someone if you only love the idea of them? 6. What are the signs that indicate you love the reality of your partner rather than just the idea? 7. How can you differentiate between loving someone for who they truly are and loving the image you have created of them? 8. What role does maturity play in being able to handle the reality of your partner? 9. How can you develop a deeper understanding and acceptance of the reality of your partner? 10. What are the potential consequences of solely loving the idea of your partner in a relationship? 11. How can the lack of maturity in handling the reality of your partner impact the relationship? 12. What are some strategies for bridging the gap between the idea and reality of your partner?