Dating in Your 30s: Courtney Asher's Journey of Self-Discovery and Love
It's very comforting to have a partner that reassures you that everything's going to be okay, instead of a partner that's making you have to be the problem.
What happens when you hit your 30s and realize that dating is not what you expected? In this episode of The Unschooled Adulting Podcast, Courtney Asher dives into her personal experiences with dating in her 30s. She reflects on the societal pressures that often dictate our choices and how breaking free from these expectations has been both challenging and liberating. Imagine trying to fit into a pair of shoes that are just a bit too small—uncomfortable and painful.
Courtney uses this metaphor to illustrate how she navigated relationships that didn't quite fit, all while dealing with the aftermath of trauma and substance abuse. Courtney shares candid stories about her journey toward finding a partner who truly supports her path to authenticity. She talks about the importance of questioning the narratives we've been handed and how doing so can lead to profound self-discovery. With humor and raw honesty, she encourages listeners to embrace their true selves and prioritize self-care.
This episode isn't just about dating; it's about the broader journey of personal growth and healing. Courtney's reflections on her past traumas, her struggles with substance abuse, and her quest for authenticity offer valuable insights for anyone feeling lost or overwhelmed. If you're in your 30s and wondering if you'll ever find love or if you're just trying to figure out who you really are, this episode is a must-listen.
So, grab your headphones and join Courtney as she unpacks the complexities of dating in your 30s. You'll laugh, you might cry, but most importantly, you'll feel understood.