Relationship Diversity Podcast Ep. 112: Relationship Diversity: A Crash Course
Episode 112:
Relationship Diversity: A Crash Course
In this episode, I celebrate my 2nd anniversary and the return of the Relationship Diversity Podcast with a special crash course on relationship diversity. I dive into the various relationship structures including soloamory, monogamy, open relationships, and polyamory, emphasizing the importance of knowing oneself and creating unique, conscious relationships that evolve over time. I highlight the value of going beyond societal programming and encourage open, compassionate communication. Throughout, I provide insights on the transformative power of self-awareness and the benefits of creating personalized relationship frameworks based on individual needs and desires.
00:00 Welcome to the Relationship Diversity Podcast
00:50 Exciting Return and Upcoming Interviews
02:44 Introduction to Relationship Diversity
05:29 Understanding Conscious Relationships
07:44 Exploring Basic Relationship Structures
09:28 The Importance of Labels and Timing
12:39 Diverse Relationship Structures in Practice
15:59 Reimagining Relationships and Self-Discovery
18:48 Conclusion and Further Resources
This is Relationships Reimagined.
Join the conversation as we dive into a new paradigm of conscious, intentional and diverse relationships.
Listen to the full episodes of this mashup:
Ep. 002: Exploring Diverse Relationship Structures
Ep. 004: Letting Go of Relationship Expectations to Find the Gold
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