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Bedtalks Relationship Podcast Ep. 18 – The Realities and Truths of Love – Part 4 – The Fear of Love

Hey Y'all We're back from another episode of Bedtalks. We are discussing Part 4 of our 5-part series on The Realities and Truths of Love on the topic of 'The Fear of Love." Falling in love seems easy, but we uncover surprising data around people's comfort related to falling in love. Listen in as we explore and discuss the conundrum and draw of falling and leaping into love during our podcast on the Fear of Love. And please remember to subscribe to future episodes of Bedtalks on the Anchor app, Itunes, Google Podcast and Spotify. Until next time, XoXo

Let’s Talk About Love, Intimacy, and Relationships with Dr. Laura Berman, One of the World’s Leading Experts

Elizabeth Overstreet

I had the honor of interviewing Dr. Laura Berman, a leading expert on love, intimacy, and relationships. Dr. Berman and I discuss numerous topics during our interview, which include: Why love, at first sight, might be misleading Can your relationship be repaired after infidelity The importance of parents having honest discussions with their kids about love and intimacy Dr. Berman and I share some things in common around our methodologies of helping others find love. We both feel it's important to help people build better love lives and relationships. And it's also why it's ext...

Bedtalks Relationship Podcast Ep. 15 – The Realities and Truths of Love – Part 1 – (The Challenges of Love)

Elizabeth Overstreet

We love the good parts of love, but even with an ideal partner, there are going to be some challenges along the way. K and I discuss The Realities and Truths of Love in part 1 of our 5 part series digging into the five components of a relationship. Our series of discussions will include the following: 1.) The Challenges of Love 2.) Risks (Gamble) of love 3.) Protection (Covering) of love 4.) The Fear of Love 5.) The Power (Strength) of Love Tune in to Part 1 where K and I discuss 'The Challenges of Love." Get your We Have Chemistry Report Here

Bedtalks Relationship Podcast Ep. 11 – What is Your Relationship Pattern?

Elizabeth Overstreet

Just as you form habits or patterns in your day to day life, you naturally do the same in your relationships. They are your relationship patterns. Each relationship has a pattern. And you have a pattern you use within your relationships. Some of these patterns you learn in your relationships or pick up in your observation of those around you. This can be good or bad depending on the habits you have built and established in your relationships. But, there is always room for improvement in the way you manage, handle, and cope with your relationships. Listen in as we discuss relationship...

Bedtalks Relationship Podcast Ep. 9 – 3 Healthier Ways to Work Through Conflict Resolution In Your Relationship

Elizabeth Overstreet

Conflict is likely to happen in all relationships. Each person in the relationship brings their own collective experiences to a relationship and this is why there is always going to be some sort of rift that will exist between two people. You have your way of doing things and this way may be completely different from your partner. Conflict is a healthy part of every relationship. It's not having conflict in your relationship that will break it, but how you work through the conflict. K and I discuss 3 Healthier Ways to Work Through Conflict Resolution. This one is a must lis...

Bedtalks Relationship Podcast Ep. 8 – Social Media and Relationships – Is It All That It’s Cracked Up To Be?

Elizabeth Overstreet

Social Media can have subtle and not so subtle effects on your relationships and on you personally. How do you find the balance? What is the proper level of social engagement as it relates to your relationship? Listen in as K and I delve into this topic and we figure it out together. And don't forget to subscribe to future episodes of Bedtalks on the Anchor App, Itunes, Google Podcasts, and Spotify. Until next time, XOXO

Bedtalks Relationship Podcast Ep. 3 – The Lustful Truth About Love

Elizabeth Overstreet

In this episode of Bedtalks, we focus on lust and love and how the two intermingle. Differentiating between lust and love is hard in the beginning. Desire can be intense at the onset of a relationship, often making it difficult to recognize true feelings versus infatuation or a physical desire for someone. But lust and love have separate definitions. Love is defined as having an intense deep feeling of affection for someone. Lust is having a strong sexual desire for someone. But the two may coexist in a relationship which is why it's important to be able to differentiate...

Let’s Talk About Love

Elizabeth Overstreet

[audio mp3="https://secureservercdn.net/72.167.241.134/7c1.291.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Elizabeth-Overstreet-Radio-Segment-20190214.mp3"][/audio] How do you attract who you want into your life? How do you know if you are in a healthy relationship? Why is love so complicated? Listen in on my discussion with Erroll, KMac, Pam, Jaz, and I on the Sports Shop Radio Show, an affiliate of ESPN, as we talk about love and answer these questions. Don't forget to share in the comments your thoughts about the interview. XoXO Elizabeth

7 Common Phrases We Use In Relationships (And What They Mean To Women Versus Men)

Elizabeth Overstreet

As Justin Bieber put it, "what do you mean?" There have been many books written about the ways men and women communicate. While men and women share much in common, they often express it a little bit differently. Women are more verbose in nature and men tend to use fewer words leaving women guessing at their end game or intentions. This article is written with the intention of breaking it down in simple terms of 7 common relationship phrases women and men use and what they really mean. Hang on tight — you’ll enjoy the ride and learn more in this quick read that will help you the next time...

This Is Why Celibacy Might Be The Key To Reset Your Love Life

Elizabeth Overstreet

The dating game has changed a lot, but then again it really hasn’t changed that much. Yes, we now have online dating and social media adding a different dimension and providing you with what seems to be a plethora of choices, but weirdly enough people still feel disconnected and long for meaningful connection with a significant person not one of many. It’s a strange conundrum to have so much available, yet not really have access to the quality you are seeking in a significant other (SO). It begs the question of what are we doing wrong and how did we get so far off that we struggle to find a...