Relationship Diversity Podcast Ep. 007: Questioning Relationship Societal and Cultural Norms
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Episode 007:
Questioning Relationship Societal and Cultural Norms
In this episode, we will investigate our own societal and cultural beliefs.
They infiltrate our subconscious from every direction. Sometimes, our cultural beliefs feel true to who we really are. Sometimes, though, they are covering who we really are.
Although it can be challenging, asking these questions can be the first step in unraveling what’s going on within us:
What did I grow up believing?
Is this what I really believe?
Is this belief enhancing my life or keeping me from being my unique self?
If you can ask these questions and be honest with yourself, it can lead you to design your own unique relationship with the unique people who are involved.
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