The Psychology of your 20s
The Psychology of your 20s
218. Overcome your fear of never finding love
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218. Overcome your fear of never finding love

Our fear of being alone forever and never finding the right one is scary, but it's also pretty natural. Whether you have never dated before, or are worried that you have missed your chance for true, long term love, it can be hard to imagine ourselves finding the right person without getting really caught up in the dating process. Today, let's talk about how to overcome your fear of being alone or ending up single, including: 

  • The fear of missing out
  • The impact of social pain 
  • The societal narrative towards singlehood 
  • Single shaming language + the role of ambiguous loss 
  • Does a fear of being alone make us less selective? 
  • How to be self partnered and actually LOVE it!

All of that and some much more! Listen now! 

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