Reema Khrais

I think oftentimes when people are talking about money, they're not really talking about that. They're getting at what it represents to them, their underlying desires and fears. Like, what they might be really craving is a sense of safety or a sense of belonging or a feeling of worthiness.

I think oftentimes when people are talking about money, they're not really talking about that. They're getting at what it represents to them, their underlying desires and fears. Like, what they might be really craving is a sense of safety or a sense of belonging or a feeling of worthiness.

I think oftentimes when people are talking about money, they're not really talking about that. They're getting at what it represents to them, their underlying desires and fears. Like, what they might be really craving is a sense of safety or a sense of belonging or a feeling of worthiness.

And I think, again, a lot of that can go back to your childhood, you know, maybe watching your parents argue over the bills. You learned to equate financial stability with calmness and peace. Or maybe in your household, you absorbed early messages connecting financial success with worthiness.

And I think, again, a lot of that can go back to your childhood, you know, maybe watching your parents argue over the bills. You learned to equate financial stability with calmness and peace. Or maybe in your household, you absorbed early messages connecting financial success with worthiness.

And I think, again, a lot of that can go back to your childhood, you know, maybe watching your parents argue over the bills. You learned to equate financial stability with calmness and peace. Or maybe in your household, you absorbed early messages connecting financial success with worthiness.

And so a partner's financial stability might feel like a form of validation, something that can protect you from feeling inadequate or unlovable. In general, when you're dating on some level, consciously, subconsciously, I do think we are searching for partners who can help repair some emotional wounds.

And so a partner's financial stability might feel like a form of validation, something that can protect you from feeling inadequate or unlovable. In general, when you're dating on some level, consciously, subconsciously, I do think we are searching for partners who can help repair some emotional wounds.

And so a partner's financial stability might feel like a form of validation, something that can protect you from feeling inadequate or unlovable. In general, when you're dating on some level, consciously, subconsciously, I do think we are searching for partners who can help repair some emotional wounds.

Still got to pay the bills. Yeah.

Still got to pay the bills. Yeah.

Still got to pay the bills. Yeah.

That's so real.

That's so real.

That's so real.

I love how romantic this conversation sounds. We're like, our lives, get your future stocks.

I love how romantic this conversation sounds. We're like, our lives, get your future stocks.

I love how romantic this conversation sounds. We're like, our lives, get your future stocks.

It was so fun.

It was so fun.