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A Psychologist Explains What 'Vulnerability' Actually Means

A Psychologist Explains What 'Vulnerability' Actually Means

FromSingle Minded


A Psychologist Explains What 'Vulnerability' Actually Means

FromSingle Minded

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Length:
40 minutes
Released:
Nov 12, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

The questions we answer on this episode: We hear the word "vulnerability" thrown around a lot. What does it mean?What is vulnerability not? Why is being vulnerable and open important to forming deep & fulfilling connections?When we're dating, why do some people stay in the "safe" zone and find it hard to delve deeper than the surface level conversations? I've experienced "the wall" when dating and you never get any deeper and it fizzles out.It's like the chicken or the egg... it's hard to form a connection without being vulnerable.. But then it's hard to know who you can trust, especially when you're getting to know a new person. How do you balance these two things?Do you think people that struggle with vulnerability weren't taught how to express their feelings as children? How can you learn these skills in adulthood? Are there ways to practice being vulnerable in non-dating settings?Resources you suggest for people interested in learning about vulnerabilityFind out more about Vanessa here: https://www.vanessastaubpsychology.com/
Released:
Nov 12, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

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Single Minded is the podcast flipping the script on being single. It's for independent thinkers who are forging their own paths, with a healthy dose of dating chat & lols. Hosted by Hannah Furst and her mum Linda, each fortnight they delve into topics like creating an authentic dating profile, single shaming, egg freezing, financial independence, travelling solo, navigating a one night stand and forging your own path in life. It was created for women of a certain age who are sick of the societal pressure towards settling down. They don't want to wait to meet someone before their real lives can begin, because being 'single minded' is about living your best life NOW.