• How to Stay True to Yourself in a Relationship | The Longevity Protocol Ep. 28

  • Apr 30 2025
  • Length: 30 mins
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How to Stay True to Yourself in a Relationship | The Longevity Protocol Ep. 28

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  • Can you truly keep your sense of self when you're deeply connected to someone else? In this episode, Dr. John and Dr. Cristina explore what it means to maintain personal identity in modern relationships—while still becoming “one flesh.”💬 What You’ll Learn: ✔️ Why today’s model of love has shifted from permanence to personal satisfaction✔️ How faith, purpose, and discipline can strengthen intimacy✔️ The difference between knowing yourself and clinging to “identity”✔️ Why surrendering for the good of your partner can be a path to personal growth✔️ What the Bible, modern psychology, and personal experience teach us about real connection📌 Key Takeaway: You don’t lose yourself in a healthy relationship—you evolve into something greater. Real intimacy requires purpose, humility, and shared discipline.👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more expert insight on health, longevity, and conscious relationships.📲 Follow us for more: 🔗 All links & resources: https://linktr.ee/longevityprotocolpod📷 Instagram: @TheSexDocs🌐 See us as a patient: www.hormone-zone.com#TheSexDocs #LongevityProtocol #Relationships #FaithAndLove #MarriageAdvice #OneFlesh #ModernIntimacy #HealthyRelationships #LongevityLifestyle
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