When it comes to navigating romantic relationships, the struggle is real. So why are relationships so hard? And is it possible to make things a little easier? Let’s talk about it! Today’s episode is all about “love signals,” or the signs you should be paying attention to. Specifically, we’re going to discuss relationship red flags and green flags, how to avoid moving too fast or too slow, how to know when someone is genuinely interested in you, and how to avoid sabotaging your own chances at love and happiness.
I am joined once again by Dr. Morgan Anderson, who is a clinical psychologist, author of the new book Love Magnet, and host of the podcast Let’s Get Vulnerable. Some of the topics we discuss include:
- Why do we often struggle with romantic relationships more than other types of relationship in life?
- How do you find the middle ground between moving “too fast” and “too slow” when you’re dating someone new?
- What are some relationship red, green, and yellow flags to pay attention to?
- How can you tell if someone is just being friendly or if they’re flirting?
- How can you drop the big expectations while also still upholding your standards?
- Why is it important to approach dating with curiosity?
Make sure to check out Morgan’s website, follow her on Instagram, and subscribe to her YouTube channel to learn more.
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