In the process of acquiring that particular hormone,

we developed a lot of capacity to be social

in the way that mammals are social. Greetings and welcome back to another episode of the

Relationship Schools podcast I'm your host Jason Gattis. Good to be here with you

right now. What's up? Ah man it's intense out there you breathing through it all? Yep. Um, make sure

that you're telling the truth to someone in, deep inside yourself with someone. When someone asks you, you know how you doing, you say fine all the time, it's okay

with your, you know, the farther the circle of influence goes out, but your inner circle, tell them what's up. How are you actually doing right

now? No, no, cut the bullshit, how are you really doing? Right? That's my little challenge for you today.

If you're new, welcome to this podcast.

We interview a whole range of people that basically help you get better at relationships

and understand yourself better so you're not so

judgey of you or other people. When you understand human beings they start to make more

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In this episode, I've got Sue Carter,

who is the wife of Polyvagel

theorist Stephen Porches.

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