Rethinking Relationship Standards
The conversation explores the idea that relationship standards should not be viewed as a linear scale of good and bad, but rather as unique to each individual. It emphasizes the importance of finding a partner who aligns with personal standards rather than adhering to societal expectations. The discussion raises thought-provoking questions about the relativity of standards and whether there are universal baselines that everyone should agree upon.In this clip
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Multiamory: Rethinking Modern Relationships
328 - Relationship Standards: Too High? Too Low?
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