Chapter
Overanalyzing Relationship Situations
27:48 - 32:34 (04:46)
The speaker discusses how some people can overanalyze their relationships and try to find patterns or reasons for things rather than just observing if they are happy or not.
Clips
A couple argues about their readiness to get engaged, with one waiting for certain material possessions before proposing while the other is growing impatient.
27:48 - 28:23 (00:35)
Summary
A couple argues about their readiness to get engaged, with one waiting for certain material possessions before proposing while the other is growing impatient.
ChapterOveranalyzing Relationship Situations
EpisodeS2 Ep8: Conflict Archaeology with Julia Furlan
PodcastNormal Gossip
Malcolm hears from a friend, Grace, that his girlfriend, Nora, has been talking to everyone about the fact that he has not proposed yet after years of dating.
28:23 - 29:42 (01:18)
Summary
Malcolm hears from a friend, Grace, that his girlfriend, Nora, has been talking to everyone about the fact that he has not proposed yet after years of dating. It is causing tension in their friend group, but he realizes that he should not be bullied into proposing.
ChapterOveranalyzing Relationship Situations
EpisodeS2 Ep8: Conflict Archaeology with Julia Furlan
PodcastNormal Gossip
The host shares a story about a friend who is jealous of everyone who gets engaged and eventually gets engaged with the same ring as Kate Middleton.
29:42 - 31:02 (01:20)
Summary
The host shares a story about a friend who is jealous of everyone who gets engaged and eventually gets engaged with the same ring as Kate Middleton. This jealousy becomes a thread in the group and causes tension among friends.
ChapterOveranalyzing Relationship Situations
EpisodeS2 Ep8: Conflict Archaeology with Julia Furlan
PodcastNormal Gossip
In this podcast, the speaker suggests that instead of relying on emotions to make decisions about love, we should apply the principles of mathematics to assess what is best for us in a relationship.
31:02 - 32:34 (01:32)
Summary
In this podcast, the speaker suggests that instead of relying on emotions to make decisions about love, we should apply the principles of mathematics to assess what is best for us in a relationship.