Relationship Diversity Podcast Ep. 116: Fear's Role in Relationship Exploration and Growth
Episode 116:
Fear’s Role in Relationship Exploration and Growth
In this episode, I explore the multifaceted nature of fear and its role in personal growth and relationship diversity.
I discuss how fear can both protect and limit us, offering practical strategies for self-reflection and understanding our relationship with fear.
I explore the questions: When should you push through the fear and when should you listen to it and pull back?
Fear is a natural and normal emotion, especially when questioning or exploring different relationship structures. We shouldn’t feel bad or broken for feeling fear. It’s important and has many important messages for us. This episode explores these messages and how to decipher what your fear is trying to tell you.
00:00 Introduction to Fear and Relationships
00:17 Welcome to the Relationship Diversity Podcast
02:35 Exploring Fear as a Catalyst for Growth
04:57 Pushing Through Fear for Self-Growth
09:13 Listening to Fear and Setting Boundaries
12:42 Practices to Understand and Manage Fear
20:44 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
22:23 Podcast Outro and Additional Resources
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