We delve into the complexities of attraction and relationships. They discuss the importance of being fully present and authentic in order to attract partners who are genuinely interested. They explore the idea that what you put out into the world is what you attract, and that Settling for less than what you truly desire will only lead to dissatisfaction. The conversation touches on the definitions of dating and the various meanings people assign to the term. They also discuss the concept of Relationship anarchy, which rejects labels and hierarchies in relationships. Chad and Michael emphasize the importance of being honest with oneself about what one truly wants in a relationship, whether it be a partner, a connection, or simply a playmate. They challenge societal norms and encourage listeners to question the frameworks and expectations that society places on relationships.

Key Takeaways:

• Authenticity and being fully present are key in attracting partners who are genuinely interested.
• Settling for less than what you truly desire will only lead to dissatisfaction.
• Relationship anarchy rejects labels and hierarchies in relationships.
• It's important to be honest with oneself about what one truly wants in a relationship.
• Society's expectations and frameworks for relationships should be questioned and challenged.

Quotes:

• "What you put out is what you get."
• "If you're settling for someone, you'll attract someone who is settling for you."
• "As soon as you say girlfriend, most people have expectations and attachments to the definition of that title."
• "The more love I give, the more love expands to all."
• "The lie is that if that person gives their love to someone else, it's taking away from you."

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