What We Really Want in Relationships ft. Jensen - Ep.101

Special thanks to Jensen for being a part of this episode of Unattainable Podcast Show 

Dating misconceptions color our relationships, especially the belief that we can fundamentally change people we're attracted to despite evidence to the contrary.

• We tend to think we can change others, but people only truly change when they want to, not when someone else wants them to
• Using a HelloFresh analogy, we often try to "make a meal" from raw relationship ingredients instead of finding someone who's already prepared
• What women dislike isn't "niceness" but rather lack of confidence and fear-based behavior that often accompanies it
• Friendship between men and women is possible and can be valuable beyond romantic connections
• Club culture creates artificial gender ratios that influence dating dynamics
• Modern society sends mixed messages about gender roles, creating confusion in relationships
• Finding compatibility isn't about identical personalities but complementary traits that balance each other
• Pushing people beyond comfort zones promotes growth, while participation trophy culture potentially stunts emotional development

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