In a new episode of Where Should We Begin?, we delve into the intricate layers of familial influence and personal choice, navigating through relational ambivalence. Together, we focus on the story of a woman who resents her mother's choices while grappling with the recurring…

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This reminds me of Esther Perel’s words that we tend to think of resilience as an individual trait, when it should be seen as a network of people you can rely on.
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(at least about this part, their passion for heavy metal is an acquired taste)

In this special Apple Podcasts bonus episode, I share a letter I wrote that touches on the relationships we have with our mothers, drawing from my own personal journey with my mom. With Mother's Day approaching, I invite you to join me in a moment of reflection on the maternal…

“In sexuality there is breath, movement and sound.”
I really admire the work of Esther Perel and this conversation with a couple who has been together through a lot of change & is looking to find their way back to their desire made me weep.
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In moments when our loved ones confide in us with their pain or struggles, it's natural to want to leap into action, to fix things, to offer solutions. However, what I've found is that true support often begins with a different approach: being an empathic witness.

Being an…

Esther Perel Your podcasts during early months of COVID were extremely comforting & helpful so I’m a 1st time, long time. Stolen from NYT article on relationship advice, Three H’s: do you want to be helped, heard, or hugged? nytimes.com/article/relati… Thanks again for your work, means a lot!

'Relational ambivalence: the experience of contradictory thoughts and feelings—of love and hate, attraction and disgust, excitement and fear—toward someone with whom you are in a relationship.' Esther Perel

As Mother's Day nears, explore Yahoo Life's roundup of 'Heart-Warming Mother’s Day Gifts That Won’t Break the Bank.' Thank you for including Where Should We Begin: A Game of Stories, a meaningful option for fostering connections with the maternal figures in your life.…

Relational ambivalence is the experience of contradictory thoughts and feelings—of love and hate, attraction and disgust, excitement and fear—toward someone with whom you are in a relationship. It’s intrinsic to all relationships, including the very first: with your mother.

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Esther Perel And if you think this only applies to women, just see what happens when you attempt to offer solutions to a husband coming home from work and gripping abt his job. Men like to vent w/o being told how to handle the situation as well.

'Lying and deception is more corrosive than kind' - Modern Love #EstherPerel

Esther Perel 4 me it was realizing my mom is just a person. Trapped in this little blue ball bound by history, cultures, mores and morals. A human flawed but lovely, just like me. She is trying as much as I am to just live our lives cordially as we trip and fall, bound by 🧬 separated by ⏳.

With Mother's Day approaching, explore theSkimm 's thoughtfully curated collection of gift ideas, perfect for 'The Mom Who Returns Everything' including Where Should We Begin: A Game of Stories.

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“Most of life’s challenges are not problems to be solved but instead paradoxes to be managed.” Esther Perel