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_92.webp "Credit: SWNS / Tamela Stephey<br/><br/>A self-confessed “cougar” says trolls often mistake her for her partner’s mum - due to their 17 year age gap and claim he's after her money. <br/><br/>Tamela Stephey, 59, has been married to Zach, 42, a landscaper, since June 14, 2016, after meeting him four years earlier when he came to do some work on her pool. <br/><br/>Despite their age gap, Tamela says they have lots in common - like a love of mountain climbing and travelling - and the pair rarely argue.<br/><br/>But she says strangers often assume he’s with her for money - and they often get laughed at on the street.<br/><br/>Tamela's eldest child, Ray, 39, is just three years younger than his stepdad.")
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_the-real-time-relationships-ai-demo.webp "Checkout the Realtime-Relationships Chatbot! <br/><br/>Chapters<br/><br/>0:00 - Introduction<br/>1:14 - Real-Time Relationships (RTR) Concept<br/>2:38 - Manipulation in Relationships<br/>4:32 - Avoiding Honesty in Relationships<br/>5:19 - Defining Love in RTR<br/>6:17 - Reducing Desire to Control Others<br/>7:03 - Blaming Others for Emotions<br/>7:23 - Responsibility for Our Emotions<br/>8:02 - Dealing with Relationship Conflicts<br/>9:08 - Both Sides Winning in Conflict<br/>10:23 - Strengthening Relationships Through Conflict<br/>11:01 - Handling Criticism in Relationships<br/>11:57 - Addressing Hurtful Remarks<br/>13:00 - Addressing Betrayal in Relationships<br/>13:53 - Parenting Through RTR<br/>15:41 - Simon the Boxer's Story<br/>17:19 - Recognizing Unhealthy Relationships<br/>18:05 - Dealing with Ongoing Parental Abuse<br/>19:50 - Changing Habits for RTR<br/>21:00 - Storytelling About Emotions<br/>22:42 - Thoughts Precede Emotion<br/>23:48 - Overcoming Girlfriend's Defenses<br/>25:39 - Managing Emotional Reactions<br/>27:02 - Common Defenses in RTR<br/>27:56 - Opposite of Real-Time Relationships<br/><br/>Long Summary<br/>In this episode, Stephen Molyneux from Freedomain delves into the concept of Real-Time Relationships (RTR). RTR emphasizes communication based on honesty and empirical evidence in personal interactions. The approach encourages individuals to express their true thoughts and feelings in the moment, fostering genuine communication. The episode discusses how RTR can help solve conflicts by promoting direct and honest communication, opposing manipulative behaviors, and addressing the avoidance of honesty in relationships.<br/><br/>Furthermore, the episode explores how RTR defines love as a response to virtue, discusses controlling emotions through open communication, and delves into the impact of childhood trauma on adult behavior using the story of Simon the Boxer. It also touches upon identifying unhealthy relationships, addressing ongoing abuse, and changing habits to align with RTR principles. The episode provides insights on storytelling about emotions, the concept that thoughts precede emotions, and overcoming emotional defenses in relationships.<br/><br/>Listeners learn strategies to avoid reacting emotionally to others, handle criticism constructively, and the importance of self-reflection in managing emotional responses. The episode also lists typical defenses from RTR such as minimization, denial, counter-attack, and aggressive appeals, highlighting the significance of honest and direct communication in fostering healthier relationships. Additionally, a contrast is drawn between the principles of RTR and statements opposing its core values, emphasizing the benefits of open communication and empathetic understanding in building meaningful connections.")
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