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Arrezo Azim
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Welcome to the podcast that delves into the intricate web of relationships to explore why some of us seem to consistently attract emotionally unavailable partners. Join your host Arrezo Azim, a relationship expert, as we unravel the complexities behind this common pattern and discover strategies to break free from the cycle.
If you find yourself repeatedly caught in the same emotional rollercoaster or wonder why you attract partners who struggle with intimacy, this podcast is your guide to self-discovery and growth. Subscribe now and join us on a journey to unpack the layers of your relationships, gaining valuable insights that empower you to create the meaningful connections you deserve.
Is online dating worth it? And how can I avoid wasting my time?
When I first delved into the world of online dating, I encountered numerous individuals who seemed to waste my time, leaving me disenchanted with the whole idea of using dating apps. However, as time went on, I came to the realization that the responsibility for determining what I accept or reject lies with me. In all honesty, whether we meet people organically or through online platforms, there will inevitably be a mix of good and not-so-good individuals. Once this revelation dawned on me, I was empowered to establish healthier boundaries and make better choices going forward.
Furthermore, our busy lifestyles often make it challenging to socialize, especially if traditional settings like bars and clubs aren't our preferred scenes. In such cases, online dating offers a convenient way to connect with potential partners and expand our social circles.
Lastly, it's crucial to acknowledge that our attitude towards dating apps can significantly influence our interactions with others. If we approach these platforms with a negative perception, we might inadvertently sabotage our chances of meaningful connections. Sometimes, when we have negative experiences, it's easy to blame the apps themselves, leading to a self-fulfilling prophecy where we expect disappointments and, in turn, encounter them.
In conclusion, online dating can be a worthwhile endeavor if we approach it with an open mind, set clear boundaries, and maintain a positive outlook on the journey to find meaningful connections. Like in any aspect of life, our attitudes and choices play a pivotal role in shaping our experiences.
Let me guess, you haven't had great experiences with online dating. Most people would just continue doing what they always do, hoping for a different outcome but since you're here that means you're ready to change the way you're doing things. So congratulations for actually taking this step! A few years ago I was in the same position as you, looking for answers. Social media paints a very unrealistic expectation on dating and relationships which causes a lot of people to feel unworthy when it doesn't go the way they expect it too. This episode highlights unrealistic vs realistic expectations, the importance of the 3,3,3 rule and things you should STOP doing if you want to have a successful experience moving forward.
So buckle up, take notes and if needed listen to the podcast a few times!
Modern relationships are changing, and it can be a little difficult to navigate. And I'm sure we've all heard someone say "I'm done with the apps after my last experience or I've never had a good experience with it, etc". But I want to challenge those thoughts because I believe that online dating could be a great tool if we use it properly and change our negative perspectives. So, get ready to take notes and to listen to this a few times (if needed) because in this podcast we will introduce some of the most important tips that I would like all of you to start off with.
It's no secret that men and women view what they want in relationships differently. Sometimes we all have a hard time telling our partners what we want...So in this podcast, I talk a little bit about Shaunti Feldhahn's book "For Women Only" as I dive into his inner thoughts to help you hear what he wishes he could tell you himself.
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I'm sure you've asked yourself, Is this relationship working out for me? Do we need to break up or Is this just in my head?
It's tough to say there's just one factor that determines whether a couple breaks up or sticks it out. However, as a Behavioral Therapist I have studied relationships for years and have focused on understanding the different perspectives that go into it.
So, kick your feet up and relax as I dive into the 5 things to know when choosing to throw the towel in.
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Hello Everyone! If you have ever told yourself "They will get better", "I'll give them one more chance", or "We have so many memories together, it's not easy to walk away" then this podcast is just for you. A Majority of couples around the world use the phrase "let's break up" only to find themselves in the same unhealthy pattern over and over again. Relationships are never easy, so allow me to help you with the blind spots in yours.
I have dissected the cycle with a few helpful steps to help you to change! Email me with any comments you have, I would love to hear from all of you.
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Relationships are not always sunshine and rainbows, everyone brings their own set of baggage that is vitally important to understand before jumping in. Like everything we choose to do in life, we must always take a step back and ask ourselves if we are ready to hold the key to someone else's heart and acknowledge what we can and can't handle when it comes to our new partners.
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