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Calibrate love and self-love in relationship

Haymarket by Scandic, stockholmTuesday, Oct 13 · 1:00 PM
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A natural theme evolved from our latest session: **the need for self-love and self-respect in a relationship.** We often hear that **“opposites attract.”** And perhaps they do. But sometimes this attraction creates a very particular dynamic: one person becomes the **people-pleaser**—highly flexible, accommodating and constantly adjusting—while the other becomes the **standard-setter**, deciding how things should be done, what is acceptable and even what the partner should become. **Can such a relationship remain loving without one person slowly losing themselves?** What if, instead, **two self-respecting people meet**—**both humble enough to question themselves, flexible enough to compromise, and courageous enough to grow?** Rather than one person entering the other's already-established world, they plant something new together: **a relationship seed.** Both bring their own roots, needs, boundaries, vulnerabilities and dreams. Both water the relationship. Both prune what no longer serves it. Both make room for the other to grow. And gradually, they create **a love garden that belongs to neither one alone, but to both.** ### Questions for discussion 1. What does **self-love** actually mean in a romantic relationship? 2. What is the difference between **self-respect, ego and stubbornness**? 3. Where is the boundary between **healthy flexibility and people-pleasing**? 4. Why do some people repeatedly adapt themselves to their partners? 5. Why do others expect the partner to adapt to *their* standards? 6. How much should we change ourselves for someone we love? 7. When does compromise become **self-abandonment**? 8. Can you love someone deeply and still say: **“This is not acceptable to me”**? 9. What happens when two people with strong self-respect disagree - how to avoid battle between to EGOS? 10. Is humility essential for love? Can we have strong boundaries while remaining humble? 11. Instead of asking *“Is this person right for me?”*, should we also ask: **“Who d

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