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The Baggage Reclaim Sessions

Ep. 296 Navigating Modern Romance with the Flirt Coach, Benjamin Camras

The Baggage Reclaim Sessions

Natalie Lue

Emotionalunavailability, Health & Fitness, Emotionalintelligence, Emotionalbaggage, Lifeadvice, Mental Health, Happiness, Society & Culture, Psychology, Relationships, Selfesteem, Selfcare, Dating

4.9867 Ratings

🗓️ 11 July 2025

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Natalie chats with Benjamin Camras about why modern dating feels so overwhelming, how apps have normalised intensity, and why flirting should be about genuine connection rather than manipulation or outcome.

 

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0:00.0

I'm Natalie Liu, and you're listening to the baggage reclaim sessions, where we break the patterns that break our hearts, relationships and bodies.

0:11.0

Since 2005, I've run one of the longest running self-help blogs in the world, baggage reclaim.com.

0:17.5

I'm a boundaries and relationship coach and the author of five books including Mr. Unavailable

0:22.6

and the Fallback Girl and The Joy of Saying No.

0:26.0

I help you reclaim yourself from emotional baggage by letting go of emotional unavailability,

0:32.3

people pleasing and unhealthy relationships so you can live in love with more love, care, trust and respect.

0:40.8

Hello, hello, hello. How are you doing? It's been a little while, just over a month,

0:48.4

actually, to be precise. Ooh, it's been going on during that time. If you listened to the previous episode, episode 295,

0:56.4

then you will know I decided to take a bit of a break just to try to reset myself a bit. At the time,

1:05.2

I had just finished six weeks of having support around medically induced menopause. And then I was also most of the

1:15.7

way through having six sessions of counselling with McMillan, the cancer charity. And so there's just

1:22.6

lots going on. And then the day after the last episode came out, our eldest turned 18. And her and our

1:30.8

youngest, who was 16, were doing big exams. And so there's all that comes with that, because it

1:37.6

runs for weeks here in England, which I find baffling, because I feel like when I did my exams in Ireland, I feel like it's like, it's about a week,

1:47.2

maybe a week and a half at most. Here's rumbling on for about six weeks on and off. Anyway,

1:52.7

so we had all of that and navigating all the anxiety and the comes of all of that. Then we had a

1:59.8

big celebration for our daughter's 18 for Norse to celebrate the end of exams.

2:04.8

And then it was prom for our youngest.

2:07.9

And then it was time for us to head to Mexico, which, oh my gosh, it was absolutely amazing.

2:13.1

We spent two weeks there.

2:14.8

We went to Mexico City, then Oax City, and then we spent a few days at the beach, San Agostolino, Mazzonti, Zipolite, and I think I can't remember the name of the other place, and got eaten alive by mosquitoes and had to head back to Oaxi City a day early, but still had a great time there, but then back to Mexico City

2:35.6

and then home, and now I'm here. So yeah, it was full on and it was absolutely the right thing

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