Everything in life has an ending. When major parts of our lives end or change, it’s easy to look back and only remember the good or only remember the bad. Remembering rightly takes a conscious effort of looking at multiple points of data and recognizing the perspective and feelings of everyone involved. From that place of remembering rightly, we can move forward in truth. This episode takes a look into the steps to do that. In this episode of Love Like Hell:<ul><li>Why we only remember the bad times </li><li>Not trusting the past based on present events </li><li>Differentiating objective vs subjective reality </li><li>A look into how we create memories </li><li>Validating another’s perspective </li></ul> Follow Rainier:<ul><li>Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/rainierwylde/" rel="nofollow">@rainierwylde</a></li><li><a href="https://live.us18.list-manage.com/subscribe?id=233635f8c6&u=654a9b3311d37b624d680347d" rel="nofollow">Newsletter</a></li></ul> Follow Kristi:<ul><li>Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kristimarieborn/" rel="nofollow">@kristimarieborn</a></li></ul> Check out <a href="https://indulgence.my.canva.site/" rel="nofollow">Indulgence</a> This show is produced by <a href="http://soulfireproductionsco.com/" rel="nofollow">Soulfire Productions</a>

1. Cultivating Friendship Within Romance

A couple investigates the landscape of modern relationships, exploring their own issues as they reveal how connections are often born, solidify, and at times unravel. Rainier Wylde and Kristi Born (both highly trained as clinical psychotherapists) take an intimate and probing look at the mysteries of committed connections, monogamy, infidelity, marriage, eroticism, forgivingness, attachment and trust. Their story offers a vision of real people taking extraordinary risks, caring courageously and loving like hell.