E189 Ask Nick - You Deserve To Be The Priority In Your Own Relationship
On this weeks episode of Ask Nick we start with someone who is interested in dating a friend but is intimidated by all the information she knows from his previous partners. Is this a long term friend or someone she is willing to risk dating to lose. We then speak to a woman who feels like her boyfriend would leave her for his female best friend, if she gave him the chance to date her. Next someone escaped a toxic relationship she was in with a co-worker, only for her to find a new job and now her ex is being hired as her new boss. Finally we speak with a grad student who is studying abroad and because of Covid has not been able to see her boyfriend in months and doesn't seem like anytime in the near future. How can she overcome the loneliness being so far away knowing this is not sustainable.
" What do you mean you made a commitment, like you guys had a ceremony? "
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