372 - Needs, Desires, Boundaries, and More

372 - Needs, Desires, Boundaries, and More

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590 - Is Non-Monogamy Worth the Struggle?

This week we're hearing from some of our listeners. We recently polled listeners and asked you all to tell us what the hardest, complicated, messy parts of non-monogamy are, as well as the reasons why you wouldn't trade it for anything. We're going to hear from a few listeners ab ...  Show more

589 - This Too Shall Pass: The Science of Acceptance

Join our community and get the companion PDFEverything ends, from relationships to feelings to situations, to eventually, lives. We often frame this idea as something bad that's better not to think about, but in this episode, we're exploring how learning to accept this impermanen ...  Show more

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