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Q&A Lab: Dating Edition
Season 1 · Episode 19

Q&A Lab: Dating Edition

As a conclusion to our recent focus on Dating Radar, Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter provide answers to listeners’ questions, covering everything from extreme jealousy to lack of empathy, from warning signs to partners who fluctuate from loving to making life

It’s All Your Fault: High Conflict People

February 24, 202235m 43s

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Show Notes

If you are curious about love and romance with challenging – or even toxic – partners, this is your opportunity to hear questions from our listeners and Bill’s and Megan’s answers. In this episode, they answer questions about:

  • partners who make life hell for awhile and then can be okay and very loving for awhile
  • extreme jealousy and whether it’s okay to allow partners to read your private texts and emails
  • threats of financial and reputational ruin when the romance is about to end
  • threats of suicide to prevent a partner from breaking up
  • lack of empathy as a sign of someone with a high conflict personality
  • warning signs in the Jodi Arias case

Megan and Bill answer these questions and more in this final episode of the Dating Radar series.

Links & Other Notes

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DATING RADAR TEST & SURVEY RESULTS

COURSE

ARTICLES

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You can also find these show notes at our site as well.

Note: We are not diagnosing anyone in our discussions, merely discussing patterns of behavior.

  • (00:00) - Welcome to It's All Your Fault
  • (01:49) - Dating Radar Q&A
  • (02:18) - Question 1
  • (04:47) - Question 2
  • (10:49) - Question 3
  • (19:22) - Question 4
  • (22:40) - Question 5
  • (26:21) - Question 6
  • (32:09) - Final Thoughts
  • (34:03) - Reminders & Coming Next Week: The Current Conflict Atmosphere

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