
Stop Keeping Score: Love, Control, and Emotional Freedom
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About this listen
Have you ever felt like you couldn’t do anything right like no matter how hard you tried you were made to feel like you are never enough?
This episode was created for the ones who’ve been micromanaged in love, guilted by those they trusted, and told that keeping score was the only way to protect yourself.
Today, we lay it all out on the coffee table for us to discuss:
- The quiet damage of over-correction disguised as love
- Why “keeping score” only drains your joy
- How real love creates space and trust, not checkboxes intended to cultivate fear
Because love isn’t about tallying wins and losses, it’s about freedom to be yourself.
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