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GITRMM ep 39: What Type of Exclusive Are We?

Jun 23, 202242 minEp. 92
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Episode description

What You’ll Hear In This Episode:

  • Find out the two different types of exclusive relationships: monogamous and progressive dating.
  • How working with Lisa and Benjamin can help you focus on getting into a progressive relationship and find a partner who is ready to get Emotionally Naked with you.
  • What are the consequences of being in a monogamous relationship for someone with an anxious attachment style? 
  • How can you tell if the person you're dating is ready for forward movement, or if they’re just making excuses and stringing you (and the relationship) along? 
  • Benjamin explains his desire to take things slow when first meeting Lisa, and how that allowed them to co-create a relationship built on trust, friendship, and vulnerability. 
  • Invested time and shared experiences do not equal deep emotional vulnerability. 
  • In a progressive relationship, both partners make conscious choices to integrate their daily lives and they find time to be together.

Continue On Your Journey

Lisa Shield | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | Book a Call With Lisa

Email the podcast at: DWDpod@lisashield.com

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Quotes: 

  • “Distance can seem like a very viable excuse, but in the end, for two people to bring their lives together, they are going to have to find a way to work with it.” -Lisa 
  • “There has to be a willingness on both sides to work together to figure it out.” 

- Lisa

  • “Often, people mistake the time invested with deepening emotional vulnerability.” - Benjamin
  • “In a monogamous relationship, someone settles for less than what they are looking for. It’s easy to settle into a routine and not have it go anywhere. Not planning for the future, getting vulnerable, or integrating into each other’s life.” 

- Lisa 

  • “In an anxious-avoidant dynamic, they think there is a connection when the passion and intensity is really fear and desperation.” - Lisa

Continue On Your Journey: 

Lisa Shield| YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | Book a Call with Lisa

Email the podcast at: podcast@lisashield.com

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