Neha Sonney
Neha Sonney
Spoiler Analysis of It Ends With Us | E36
Spoiler Analysis of It Ends With Us | E36
Spoiler Analysis of It Ends With Us | E36
Sunday 6th October 2024
Neha Sonney and Todd discuss 'It Ends With Us' and its lessons on dating, communication, and recognising red flags in relationships.
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Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Episode Overview
- Discussing past traumas during courtship can prevent future conflicts.
- Recognising red flags early on is crucial for a healthy relationship.
- Therapy can help couples deal with unresolved issues.
- Open communication is key to understanding your partner better.
- Dramatic films often reflect real-life relationship struggles.
Don't be afraid to communicate your past. It's okay. Everyone has had issues in the past.
Ever wondered how movie reviews can intertwine with relationship advice? In this episode of The Relationship Academy, Neha Sonney and Todd dive into the film 'It Ends With Us' and use it as a springboard to discuss the complexities of dating and relationships. They explore how ignoring red flags can lead to toxic dynamics, much like the characters in the movie.
Todd shares his initial misconceptions about the film, thinking it would be a typical romantic flick, only to find it tackles the serious issue of domestic violence in a grounded manner. Neha and Todd highlight the importance of communication, especially when it comes to past traumas and how they affect current relationships. They stress that discussing your emotional baggage during the courtship phase can prevent misunderstandings and potential conflicts later on.
The duo also touch upon why women might be drawn to dramatic films and how these movies can sometimes reflect real-life relationship struggles. They suggest that being open about your past and seeking therapy when needed can pave the way for healthier relationships. If you're curious about how movies can offer valuable lessons on love and self-awareness, this episode is a must-listen. It’s not just about the film; it’s about understanding yourself and your partner better.
So, grab a cuppa and tune in for some honest, heartfelt conversation.