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That fire-filled love you had when you first sparked up a relationship does not have to disappear over time, and especially doesn’t have to end once you have kids. Sometimes relationships can be put on the back burner when kids, jobs, and household becomes overwhelming. But with the right tools and mindset, you can restore your relationship and experience both unconditional love and hot steamy fire love too.
Don’t go pointing the finger and wait for your partner to change first. With your unconditional love and direction you can rally a shift within both of you.
This episode covers:
- Restoring your relationship when you’re in a rut
- Bringing back the fire and steamy feelings for each other
- How to show your partner love in the way they receive it best, and receive love back to way you want too
- Navigating different ideologies on how to raise your kids
- Co-parenting harmoniously
- Handling arguments/disagreements in front of your kids
- Sex life: make it amazing and fiery
- Having each other’s back while parenting your kids
- The 5 Love languages
- How every experience with your partner either adds love to or takes away from your partner’s “love bank”
- Long lasting unconditional love is the answer
**If you are in an abusive relationship please seek immediate support and help at places like www.thehotline...
This episode does not cover the immensely important topic of domestic and child abuse which requires an obviously much different route than what’s covered in this episode. If you are in an abusive relationship, please disregard the message in this episode and reach out for professional support. I hope to have on guests which have expertise on this subject down the road, to adequately cover this topic.***
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Resources:
“The 5 Love Languages” by Gary Chapman
“How to talk so kids will listen and listen so kids will talk” by Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish
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