Jillian Turecki

mental, emotional, physical, financial resources into the relationship and you're going to put 50 and we're going to meet each other exactly halfway all the time, which is a great antidote to relationships of the 50s, for example, where there was just a lot of misogyny and there was just a lot of imbalance.

mental, emotional, physical, financial resources into the relationship and you're going to put 50 and we're going to meet each other exactly halfway all the time, which is a great antidote to relationships of the 50s, for example, where there was just a lot of misogyny and there was just a lot of imbalance.

mental, emotional, physical, financial resources into the relationship and you're going to put 50 and we're going to meet each other exactly halfway all the time, which is a great antidote to relationships of the 50s, for example, where there was just a lot of misogyny and there was just a lot of imbalance.

But what's happening now is that relationships are so transactional and, you know, we're even calling them partnerships, which fine, you know, like I say partner all the time, but it is an interesting thing, isn't it? Because that is, that's actually, now that we're talking about statistics, statistically speaking, using the word partner is, for any kind of relationship is actually quite unusual.

But what's happening now is that relationships are so transactional and, you know, we're even calling them partnerships, which fine, you know, like I say partner all the time, but it is an interesting thing, isn't it? Because that is, that's actually, now that we're talking about statistics, statistically speaking, using the word partner is, for any kind of relationship is actually quite unusual.

But what's happening now is that relationships are so transactional and, you know, we're even calling them partnerships, which fine, you know, like I say partner all the time, but it is an interesting thing, isn't it? Because that is, that's actually, now that we're talking about statistics, statistically speaking, using the word partner is, for any kind of relationship is actually quite unusual.

Partners used to be referred to as business partners, and then you would see it in the gay community, but now it's like, no, this isn't my boyfriend, this isn't my girlfriend, this isn't my husband, this isn't my wife, this is my partner. What I like about it is I like this idea of partner in crime and this idea that like we're coming together and we are partner.

Partners used to be referred to as business partners, and then you would see it in the gay community, but now it's like, no, this isn't my boyfriend, this isn't my girlfriend, this isn't my husband, this isn't my wife, this is my partner. What I like about it is I like this idea of partner in crime and this idea that like we're coming together and we are partner.

Partners used to be referred to as business partners, and then you would see it in the gay community, but now it's like, no, this isn't my boyfriend, this isn't my girlfriend, this isn't my husband, this isn't my wife, this is my partner. What I like about it is I like this idea of partner in crime and this idea that like we're coming together and we are partner.

It's like you and me against the world kind of thing, or you and me against the trials and tribulations of the world. So I think it actually, I don't want to poo poo it too much. I think it has some value, but where we get tripped up is okay. Then we're really like these partners and you do this and you do this and then we're good. There's no passion. There's no chemistry.

It's like you and me against the world kind of thing, or you and me against the trials and tribulations of the world. So I think it actually, I don't want to poo poo it too much. I think it has some value, but where we get tripped up is okay. Then we're really like these partners and you do this and you do this and then we're good. There's no passion. There's no chemistry.

It's like you and me against the world kind of thing, or you and me against the trials and tribulations of the world. So I think it actually, I don't want to poo poo it too much. I think it has some value, but where we get tripped up is okay. Then we're really like these partners and you do this and you do this and then we're good. There's no passion. There's no chemistry.

There's none of the juice that makes a romantic relationship what it is versus a business partnership or a friendship in 50-50. The goal is both people putting their all into the relationship and And realistically speaking, there's going to be periods of times or days where you're at 20% and your partner's at 80%. And it's not about keeping tabs.

There's none of the juice that makes a romantic relationship what it is versus a business partnership or a friendship in 50-50. The goal is both people putting their all into the relationship and And realistically speaking, there's going to be periods of times or days where you're at 20% and your partner's at 80%. And it's not about keeping tabs.

There's none of the juice that makes a romantic relationship what it is versus a business partnership or a friendship in 50-50. The goal is both people putting their all into the relationship and And realistically speaking, there's going to be periods of times or days where you're at 20% and your partner's at 80%. And it's not about keeping tabs.

It's about if you both have the understanding that, like, I've got your back when you're not feeling great and you've got my back when I'm not feeling great. And, you know, maybe I don't like to do the dishes, so we hire someone to do the dishes if we can. Or you do the dishes, but I'm doing something else. So it's a conversation.

It's about if you both have the understanding that, like, I've got your back when you're not feeling great and you've got my back when I'm not feeling great. And, you know, maybe I don't like to do the dishes, so we hire someone to do the dishes if we can. Or you do the dishes, but I'm doing something else. So it's a conversation.

It's about if you both have the understanding that, like, I've got your back when you're not feeling great and you've got my back when I'm not feeling great. And, you know, maybe I don't like to do the dishes, so we hire someone to do the dishes if we can. Or you do the dishes, but I'm doing something else. So it's a conversation.

And so that's a very long answer to I think that that's like the main trend in modern relationships that, again, has some value in terms of what it is anecdotal to in terms of what it what it is an antidote to in terms of. marriages of our parents and their parents, but it doesn't really, it's not serving people. I'm curious your thoughts on that too.

And so that's a very long answer to I think that that's like the main trend in modern relationships that, again, has some value in terms of what it is anecdotal to in terms of what it what it is an antidote to in terms of. marriages of our parents and their parents, but it doesn't really, it's not serving people. I'm curious your thoughts on that too.