I am so glad you could join us. I'm your host Mo Gaudet. This podcast is nothing more than a conversation between two good friends sharing inspiring life stories and perhaps

some nuggets of wisdom along the way.

This is your invitation to slow down with us.

Welcome to slow more.

This we are now. This will be part two of my conversation with one of the most requested guests I have been asked to have on the podcast, a world-renowned philosopher, an international best-selling author

and on the baton.

So the challenge I have is that if you look at that script of romanticism and how our 20th

century has evolved that script through movies and Hollywood and stories that are being told in a very specific way and novels that are always written around jealousy and adultery and betrayal and all of that because that's the drama moment that throws the audience in.

And then the current evolution of that script into modern world dating, modern world hookups,

modern world relationship definitions, which are actually quite interestingly

opposite almost to romanticism, but not in the direction of love.

Where do you think we're going with all of this?

Look, I think there are some attempts

to broaden the conversation around

what, let's say, a normal sexuality is.

I think in the United States,

polyamory in Malverny, I think it's still considered a sin

by 92% of the population.

So I think this is quite a long way to go. by 92% of the population.

So I think this is quite a long way to go.

But look, in some areas, there's an attempt,

you know, which really begins in the West

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