Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Date Yourself Instead. Today's episode is going

to be really special because I'm going to be discussing my detailed experience about

dating a twin flame, connecting with him, our story, what happened, and why I ultimately ended

the relationship. Twin flames are a very popular term used to express this deep,

soulful, intense connection between two people, and it's a very karmic connection. It's a connection

that cannot be described by words. It's just this physical intoxicating experience. And I do believe

twin flames and soulmates are actually very different. Some people kind of confuse the two sometimes.

A twin flame is actually someone who can be really toxic. Whereas a soulmate,

you're in love with each other's souls and I think there's a much healthier dynamic usually in

place. But when you're with a twin flame, it can become extremely toxic if both people are not

developed and not fully healed. And when they come together and they're not fully healed,

it can create a lot of tension and chaos and confusion between the two of you ultimately

leading to the end of the relationship. I know there's a lot of different versions of what a

twin flame really is and I know there's a lot of different interpretations of the meaning. So

I'm just going by what I feel the meaning is and from my personal experience, what I've dealt with

and what I've been through. And I'm excited to share my story because this is something I've never

actually spoken about on the podcast. I've never spoken about this specific relationship. But

for those of you who know me from Instagram, I used to share a lot of my relationship with this

person on Instagram and we dated a very long time ago. We met a very long time ago and to this day,

we're still on very civil friendly terms. There's no bad vibes, no bad energy, everything is totally

good. So I just wanted to preface the episode by saying that to begin with. I actually don't

speak to him anymore, but the relationship ended on great terms. It did take a lot of inner work

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