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Announcement/Why You Don’t Have to Keep Dating Them Just Because They Don’t Treat You Like Sh*t
Announcement/Why You Don’t Have to Keep Dating Them Just Because They Don’t Treat You Like Sh*t
Announcement/Why You Don’t Have to Keep Dating Them Just Because They Don’t Treat You Like Sh*t
Wednesday 26th August 2020
Ash discusses why staying with someone just because they're 'nice' isn't enough and highlights the need for honesty and true compatibility in relationships.
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Ash
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Navigating Intimate Relationships
Healing Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Why Being Treated 'Nicely' Isn't Enough: Ash's Dating Real Talk
We don't want to drag people along and we got to get real and telling people: oh, my goodness, we're not interested, is not anymore.
Ever found yourself sticking around just because someone is 'nice'? In this episode of 'Codependent N’ Sh*t', Ash tackles the tricky terrain of dating and relationships. She kicks off with an exciting announcement about her partnership with the Stereo app, inviting listeners to join her live sessions. But the heart of the episode dives into a common dilemma many face when dating—staying with someone simply because they treat you well, even if the chemistry or deeper connection is missing.
Ash shares her own experiences and highlights the importance of recognizing true compatibility and chemistry. She stresses that being honest and upfront is crucial, even when it's uncomfortable. Ghosting isn't the solution; clear communication is. If you've ever felt torn between staying with a 'nice' person and seeking something more fulfilling, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you navigate those feelings.
Tune in for a refreshing take on modern dating challenges and learn why settling for 'nice' might not be the best choice for your happiness.