So my greatest fear of not being loved was actually already happening because he wasn't really loving me, he was loving the version of me.

I was pretending to be in order to get loved.

So actually the truth is I'm just living an illusion of connection, an illusion of loving. So, Greetings and welcome back to another episode of the

Relationship Schools podcast. I'm your host Jason Gatis, psyched to be here.

Thank you for listening. Thanks for your reviews. Thanks for sharing

this with a friend. And most importantly, thanks for doing the work if you actually apply

the action steps. This podcast is all about love, connection, and

relationships. If you are new, welcome, that's what kind of we stand for here. A lot of

it's in the frame of long-term

relationship because that's the hardest relationship. If you can figure that one out, I

believe other relationships and complicated people are easier. Although we talk certainly about family relationships,

friendships, work relationships,

were mostly centered on the romantic relationship.

Okay, I'm married, got a couple of kids, and I do this work every day as a way to remind myself to keep my shit together in relationship also.

Otherwise I would probably drift like a lot of you might.

Hey Teresa, thanks for the review.

Teresa says, very brilliant and helpful.

Thank you for this valuable content.

I love how relatable, applicable, and straightforward it is.

Jason's a genius and obviously has put in the hard work and growth.

Good work.

I don't know about that, but thank you for the kind words.

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