The early stage of a new relationship is like nothing else. The excitement, the intense physical attraction, the space they take up in your mind — it can be all consuming. A new relationship is a high you can’t find in a drug. Because of that, new partners can struggle to pace themselves — to slow their roll — so they don’t burn through those early months. Which is why pacing a new relationship can become its own thing. And because she is in a new relationship, my co-host Ashtyn Tardif, who you’ve grown to love, joins me with all the questions! In this episode, you’ll learn:How to handle pressure from family and friends to meet your new partner. The pros and cons of making things official on social media.How to balance your personal life and independence with merging into a couple.AND… what to do when the first “I Love You” doesn’t happen simultaneously. Xxoo DarcyCREDITS“We Need To Talk With Dr. Darcy Sterling” is a Sterling Standard Production. Editing and sound engineering by Bart Migal. Our theme music is by Trending Music. Special thanks to Amanda Cristiani, Stephanie Sterling and Preston Smith. DISCLAIMER#Dating #DatingTips #RelationshipGoals #DatingAdvice #Relationships #RelationshipPodcast #RelationshipPodcasts #RelationshipAdvice#RelationshipExperts #RealTalkRelationships #LoveLanguage #RelationshipIssues #RelationshipHelp #PodcastLove #WeNeedToTalkWithDrDarcy #Therapy #CouplesCounseling #CouplesTherapy #DrDarcySterling #DoctorDarcySterling #DrDarcy#RelationshipGoals #SlowAndSteady #NewRelationship #NewRelationships #PaceYourself #PacingInstagram:@drdarcysterling Facebook:Dr.Darcy SterlingTik Tok:@doctordarcysterling Twitter:@DrDarcySterling YouTube:@DarcySterling Threads:@drdarcysterlingWatch this episode here on YouTube. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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