Why Breaks Are A Red Flag, What Rebounding Entails, And Comparing New People To Exes ft. Elizabeth Endres

We Met At Acme

Dear Media, Lindsey Metselaar

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Self-improvement

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🗓️ 23 February 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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In this episode I sit down with Elizabeth Endres from Sweats And The City. We discuss her break up, whether or not a heads up is necessary if you’re going to publicly talk about an ex, why breaks are possibly a red flag, guys who have fomo, rebounds, parents getting too involved in our dating lives (MY MOM REQUESTING SOMEONE I WENT ON A DATE WITH ON FACEBOOK), and more! This episode starts with a solo where I discuss soulmates vs. twin flames, my strip club experience, and how often you should see someone you are newly dating.

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a deer media production.
0:06.4	Hey guys, welcome back to We Met at Acme. I'm really excited about this episode today. I'm talking to
0:12.0	my girl Elizabeth from Sweats in the City. She is amazing, beautiful, so smart, and she's opening
0:20.2	up to us about her breakup, which is really amazing and brave and incredible. And you know,
0:29.7	breakups, I feel like have been a hot topic on the podcast recently. I went through one.
0:34.8	Now I'm talking about Elizabeth's breakup with her, and I think that it's normal. And I hope that
0:43.2	people are feeling more comfortable talking about their own breakups, whether it be in the past,
0:48.1	or you know, present, future. Today I'm just going to keep it brief before I get into the
0:53.6	episode with Elizabeth. Someone said they'd be so interested in hearing a twin flame versus
1:00.8	soulmate episode. So I googled this and it basically says, what's the difference between soulmates
1:08.8	and twin flames? While some people believe that they only have one soulmate, others believe you
1:14.4	can have more than one soulmate. And that person who is meant to be your other half is actually
1:19.5	referred to as a twin flame. So soulmate, a soulmate is someone who you have a significant connection with.
1:27.7	This can be a friend, lover, or family member. Essentially, it is anyone you feel bonded to.
1:32.3	A soulmate will help you grow in life and will help you evolve and grow into your true self.
1:37.6	Twin flames. A twin flame shares many similarities with a soulmate. A twin flame can also be your
1:43.0	soulmate, but to a more extreme level. According to the blah, blah, blah, twin flames derive from
1:49.9	the same soul and are separated in two when they are created. Oftentimes people believe two twin
1:55.3	flames are halves that make up one whole. However, upon splitting, they become their own soul. So
2:01.8	essentially you can have many soulmates and soulmates are there to teach you life lessons, but it is
2:07.0	thought that after you've learned the lesson that one particular soulmate was meant to teach you,
2:11.8	your relationship with them has run its course. I don't know if that makes any sense to you,
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