Given your direct advice on relationships, what is the single most challenging emotional barrier people face when deciding to 'move on'?
How can someone distinguish between discomfort that signals a genuine moral conflict and discomfort that stems from simple unfamiliarity?
How has accepting that people may not care as much as we think shaped your approach to building and maintaining personal relationships?
What drives the appeal of "prove me wrong" challenges if the person posing the challenge isn't open to changing their mind?
For those who share your deep concerns about Donald Trump’s impact, what strategies do you think are most effective for staying engaged and hopeful in the current political climate?
What's a healthy way to communicate when you and your partner have fundamentally different views on personal responsibility?
What is one simple action people can take to make others feel more included in their relationship choices?
What is the very first thing someone should consider when they feel a strong urge to investigate their partner?
What immediate feeling often signals that someone is giving too much of themselves in a relationship?
When dealing with everyday rudeness, do you find that a direct, no-nonsense approach is generally more effective than a subtle one?
Many people today feel unseen or unheard; in your view, what is the most effective way for individuals to assert their personal autonomy against overwhelming social pressures?
How has accepting that people may not care as much as we think shaped your approach to building and maintaining personal relationships?
What drives the appeal of "prove me wrong" challenges if the person posing the challenge isn't open to changing their mind?
For those who share your deep concerns about Donald Trump’s impact, what strategies do you think are most effective for staying engaged and hopeful in the current political climate?
What's a healthy way to communicate when you and your partner have fundamentally different views on personal responsibility?
What is one simple action people can take to make others feel more included in their relationship choices?
What is the very first thing someone should consider when they feel a strong urge to investigate their partner?
What immediate feeling often signals that someone is giving too much of themselves in a relationship?
When dealing with everyday rudeness, do you find that a direct, no-nonsense approach is generally more effective than a subtle one?
Many people today feel unseen or unheard; in your view, what is the most effective way for individuals to assert their personal autonomy against overwhelming social pressures?
