• EP06: Why the 'Soulmate Myth' is Toxic and How to Fight It

  • Sep 15 2022
  • Length: 14 mins
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EP06: Why the 'Soulmate Myth' is Toxic and How to Fight It

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  • If you're looking for more fulfilling and satisfying relationships, then this episode is for you! In this episode, we explore how to come to your relationships as a whole human being and what you stand to gain from relationships created without any expectation that your partner will fill a void.

    "Shifting your self expectation to one of wholeness means you come to expect wholeness in your partners too. You no longer put pressure on yourself to complete them, or vice versa. Only partners who come together in wholeness are able to experience true collaboration."

    In this episode, you will learn:

    1. The idea that we remain somehow incomplete without finding our one and only destined partner is everywhere

    2. Why many people yearn to find the One

    3. The importance of wholeness to radically transforming your relationships... and the world

    Connect with me:

    If you're ready to change the world with pleasure, head over to SluttyActivism.com today!

    And to connect with other like minded people, come join us in the Slutty Activism Podcast Community group at SluttyActivism.group

    Credits:

    Produced & Hosted by Sarah Martin

    Cover Art by Nik Gothic

    Music by eFly Production



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