Love and Isolation
Leigh shares her tumultuous journey of falling in love during a pivotal time in her life, moving across the country in pursuit of a romantic ideal. As her partner's unpredictable behavior escalates, she grapples with her own mental health struggles, mistaking emotional turmoil for love. Ultimately, she reflects on the challenges of recognizing the reality of her situation amidst isolation and manipulation.In this clip
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Leigh Stein - Depression and Love
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What should I take away from the situation where someone I was engaged with for 5 months told me he didn't feel a romantic connection as soon as I mentioned moving to his city, despite us having a great connection and enjoying our time together?
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