#083: How To Spot Beige Flags in Your Relationships and Dating

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Recorded05 Sep 2023

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Have you ever heard of "beige flags" in the world of Relationships and Dating? Have you pondered over whether these seemingly mundane behaviors hold any significance in your relationships? Caitlin MacPhail, the TikToker, behind the term "beige flags," defines them as observed behaviors that might appear dull or peculiar. They neither fall into the good nor bad category but compel us to pause and ponder their implications. In this episode, we've invited Sammi Sanchez Gomez to join the AFAF Team to dive deep into the world of beige flags. Together, we explore instances where these subtle signals might seem inconsequential, but also discuss when these behaviors warrant closer examination. Join TalkDoc, Teighlor, Meredith, and Sammi, as we unpack the true significance of beige flags. We'll equip you with valuable knowledge and practical tools to cultivate meaningful relationships. Discover the beauty of recognizing the idiosyncrasies in potential partners and nurturing the potential for a bright and fulfilling future together. Music by epidemic sound. SHOW NOTES: Experts : Caitlin MacPhail, Daniel Sloss Tools : Perception Checking Links : Episode 26: Perception Checking https://pod.link/afafwithtalkdoc/episode/e88afc79091effdacde749d121496fe6

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