E277 Ask Nick - You See Failure As Wrong
On today's episode of Ask Nick we begin with a woman who is going through a divorce, and an ex that "got away" has reached out. Unfortunately, he is showing the same patterns from 10 years ago. Next, we speak to someone who loves her boyfriend of 5 years and wants to move in with him but he is a hoarder and she does not know how to manage that for her future. Our third caller has realized that her husband has been gaslighting her, and he wants to have another child but she is hesitant given the current state of their relationship and communication. Lastly, we speak with a young man who after having left the Mormon church has been having a hard time approaching sex in a hook-up culture.
"You said 'now I am invested' not 'now I am in love.'"
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