André Duqum

Yeah. That's great.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I like that idea that, you know, Girlfriend I had at 17 and the one I had at 24, they weren't not the right one. They were the right one for the time of my life that I was in, in my own stage of development. And if I were to meet the person I'm going to end up with, probably at 16, I don't think we'd probably, who knows, it probably wouldn't drive the same.

I like that idea that, you know, Girlfriend I had at 17 and the one I had at 24, they weren't not the right one. They were the right one for the time of my life that I was in, in my own stage of development. And if I were to meet the person I'm going to end up with, probably at 16, I don't think we'd probably, who knows, it probably wouldn't drive the same.

I like that idea that, you know, Girlfriend I had at 17 and the one I had at 24, they weren't not the right one. They were the right one for the time of my life that I was in, in my own stage of development. And if I were to meet the person I'm going to end up with, probably at 16, I don't think we'd probably, who knows, it probably wouldn't drive the same.

So I think that is inviting a sense of just like life's timing has a way of bringing those relationships and dynamics in when... We're ready for them.

So I think that is inviting a sense of just like life's timing has a way of bringing those relationships and dynamics in when... We're ready for them.

So I think that is inviting a sense of just like life's timing has a way of bringing those relationships and dynamics in when... We're ready for them.

Do you have couples that you look up to that have been together for 40, 50 plus years?

Do you have couples that you look up to that have been together for 40, 50 plus years?

Do you have couples that you look up to that have been together for 40, 50 plus years?

I'm curious, you know, from that vantage point, when do you decide when inevitable difficulties arise in relationships and you're not sure and you're at the brink of, you know, letting go and the death of the dynamic of how it has been? Not sure exactly in the uncertainty of what will take form after that. At what point is,

I'm curious, you know, from that vantage point, when do you decide when inevitable difficulties arise in relationships and you're not sure and you're at the brink of, you know, letting go and the death of the dynamic of how it has been? Not sure exactly in the uncertainty of what will take form after that. At what point is,

I'm curious, you know, from that vantage point, when do you decide when inevitable difficulties arise in relationships and you're not sure and you're at the brink of, you know, letting go and the death of the dynamic of how it has been? Not sure exactly in the uncertainty of what will take form after that. At what point is,

is it really meant to be let go of the relationship dynamic or, um, is it meant to, you know, endure a double down, figure it out?

is it really meant to be let go of the relationship dynamic or, um, is it meant to, you know, endure a double down, figure it out?

is it really meant to be let go of the relationship dynamic or, um, is it meant to, you know, endure a double down, figure it out?

It invites the perspective to truly know and reflect on the reason why you're leaving a relationship. And if it's simply because a lack of willingness to look at your own stuff, then it's just going to show up in the next dynamic.