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Episode 48: The Rule of Reciprocity in Dating: Why Spending Big Can Backfire

Episode 48: The Rule of Reciprocity in Dating: Why Spending Big Can Backfire

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 In this insightful episode, hosts Nia and Baptiste unpack the psychology of reciprocity in dating and why going overboard with grand gestures might not always lead to the connection you’re hoping for. From navigating first dates to managing expectations, they explore how balance and authenticity create meaningful relationships. Tune in for relatable stories, practical advice, and a few laughs along the way! Subscribe, leave a review, and join us on this journey to unleash your essence in every moment of life. Check out The Fragrance Types and Guide here : (https://lavostraessenza.com/fragrance-strengths-types-guide/) Want to smell great at work and on dates? Never want to spend huge bucks for fragrance? Want to have easy to reach fragrance on the go that can fit in your bag or pocket? Start your fragrance journey with our 4 new releases in our Episode 2 : The Avventura Collection here : https://lavostraessenza.com/new-arrival/ Be safe essenzas! Visit LaVostraEssenza.com Quiz (https://lavostraessenza.com/#quiz-rkHw0p) right now to begin your fragrance journey! Subscribe to our podcast channel for more content on fragrances, perfumes, self-love, motivational audio and more! Send your suggestions what's the next episodes you like to hear from us to: hello@lavostrasessenza.com

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