Rachel & Guests

Flying Sober

Rachael & Jonathan

  • Episode 6: Dating in Sobriety - Part III

Episode 6: Dating in Sobriety - Part III

Friday 29th May 2020

Join Rachael and Jonathan as they discuss dating in sobriety, setting boundaries, and finding meaningful connections. Tune in for practical advice and support.
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Dating in Sobriety: Setting Boundaries and Finding Meaningful Connections

First and foremost, if I'm out to a restaurant with them and they've had one too many, I am out on the third drink.
Navigating the dating world is tricky enough, but throw sobriety into the mix and it can feel like a minefield. In this episode of 'Flying Sober', hosts Rachael and Jonathan dive deep into the challenges of dating while in recovery. They share their personal experiences and standards when it comes to choosing a partner, emphasizing the importance of aligning with someone who shares your values and morals.
Rachael makes it clear: 'If I'm out to a restaurant with them and they've had one too many, I am out on the third drink'. This episode isn't just for those in recovery; it's for anyone grappling with self-fulfillment, co-dependency, and the quest for genuine love. Jonathan offers insights from his own dating adventures, highlighting what he's learned about setting boundaries and avoiding the savior complex.
Together, they discuss the significance of mutual respect, trust, and support in building a successful relationship. Whether you're newly sober or have been on this journey for a while, you'll find practical advice and heartfelt encouragement in this episode. Tune in to discover how to navigate deal breakers, recognize red flags, and foster healthy connections.