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Part two of my love story with Julio. During our first year of dating during Covid, we introduced each other to our hobbies and interests. He introduced me to The New York Yankees and the joy of Football (soccer). I introduced him to my love of home design and maintenance, and my love of nature. Yes, I even got this New Yorker out camping! Nine months into our relationship, I was in Hawaii with my girls for a high school graduation trip and Julio called saying he was having second thoughts about our relationship. Being known as “America’s Relationship Expert,” I listened carefully and talked him right out the door. The last picture in me just after that phone call, exhausted from it all! Stay tuned for what happened next! #lovestory #breakups #goldenlove #goldenlovers
Part two of my love story with Julio. During our first year of dating during Covid, we introduced each other to our hobbies and interests. He introduced me to The New York Yankees and the joy of Football (soccer). I introduced him to my love of home design and maintenance, and my love of nature. Yes, I even got this New Yorker out camping! Nine months into our relationship, I was in Hawaii with my girls for a high school graduation trip and Julio called saying he was having second thoughts about our relationship. Being known as “America’s Relationship Expert,” I listened carefully and talked him right out the door. The last picture in me just after that phone call, exhausted from it all! Stay tuned for what happened next! #lovestory #breakups #goldenlove #goldenlovers
Part two of my love story with Julio. During our first year of dating during Covid, we introduced each other to our hobbies and interests. He introduced me to The New York Yankees and the joy of Football (soccer). I introduced him to my love of home design and maintenance, and my love of nature. Yes, I even got this New Yorker out camping! Nine months into our relationship, I was in Hawaii with my girls for a high school graduation trip and Julio called saying he was having second thoughts about our relationship. Being known as “America’s Relationship Expert,” I listened carefully and talked him right out the door. The last picture in me just after that phone call, exhausted from it all! Stay tuned for what happened next! #lovestory #breakups #goldenlove #goldenlovers
Part two of my love story with Julio. During our first year of dating during Covid, we introduced each other to our hobbies and interests. He introduced me to The New York Yankees and the joy of Football (soccer). I introduced him to my love of home design and maintenance, and my love of nature. Yes, I even got this New Yorker out camping! Nine months into our relationship, I was in Hawaii with my girls for a high school graduation trip and Julio called saying he was having second thoughts about our relationship. Being known as “America’s Relationship Expert,” I listened carefully and talked him right out the door. The last picture in me just after that phone call, exhausted from it all! Stay tuned for what happened next! #lovestory #breakups #goldenlove #goldenlovers
Part two of my love story with Julio. During our first year of dating during Covid, we introduced each other to our hobbies and interests. He introduced me to The New York Yankees and the joy of Football (soccer). I introduced him to my love of home design and maintenance, and my love of nature. Yes, I even got this New Yorker out camping! Nine months into our relationship, I was in Hawaii with my girls for a high school graduation trip and Julio called saying he was having second thoughts about our relationship. Being known as “America’s Relationship Expert,” I listened carefully and talked him right out the door. The last picture in me just after that phone call, exhausted from it all! Stay tuned for what happened next! #lovestory #breakups #goldenlove #goldenlovers
Part two of my love story with Julio. During our first year of dating during Covid, we introduced each other to our hobbies and interests. He introduced me to The New York Yankees and the joy of Football (soccer). I introduced him to my love of home design and maintenance, and my love of nature. Yes, I even got this New Yorker out camping! Nine months into our relationship, I was in Hawaii with my girls for a high school graduation trip and Julio called saying he was having second thoughts about our relationship. Being known as “America’s Relationship Expert,” I listened carefully and talked him right out the door. The last picture in me just after that phone call, exhausted from it all! Stay tuned for what happened next! #lovestory #breakups #goldenlove #goldenlovers
Part Three of our Love Story I mentioned in part two of my posts that Julio got “cold feet” about nine months into our relationship. Here’s why: He had suffered a financial setback and frankly, felt ashamed. (If you’re new to this story, this might be a good time to go to my YouTube channel and watch my proposal to Julio on my “Worthy of Love” special on @kfiam640 and hear how nearly one in ten US men have experienced incarceration and walk with shame every day.) Our breakup was a turning point where we both were forced to examine our notions of gender roles that were programmed in early life. I had been raised in a Catholic, Military family and my Mom didn’t work when the kids were young. Although my father was the “provider” my mother managed all the household finances. Julio was raised in NYC by a maverick, feminist single mother (whom I adore) in the 1970’s. There’s a pic of her and her two boys here. The messages about money in his childhood included witnessing his mother struggle and wanting to protect her. Also, during summers in his father’s homeland, the Dominican Republic, a strict Latin “man-code” was instilled. In the photo from TheDR, he’s the light skinned baby being held by a cousin. At the time of our break up, I was making more money and this was very hard for him. In the end, the two of us assessed our psychology of money, and looked at all the ways that human beings exchange care in a relationship. Our care exchange includes intellectual stimulation, emotional support, a VERY FAIR division of domestic responsibilities, and Julio’s undying helpfulness in my life. I mean this is a very helpful, caregiving man. He is worth his weight and gold! The last photo is us, three months after our 24-hour breakup on our first anniversary. We differ in memory on who called who first on the day after. I think it was me. He says it was him. We’ll never know for sure. We’re getting married next summer. #lovestory
Part Three of our Love Story I mentioned in part two of my posts that Julio got “cold feet” about nine months into our relationship. Here’s why: He had suffered a financial setback and frankly, felt ashamed. (If you’re new to this story, this might be a good time to go to my YouTube channel and watch my proposal to Julio on my “Worthy of Love” special on @kfiam640 and hear how nearly one in ten US men have experienced incarceration and walk with shame every day.) Our breakup was a turning point where we both were forced to examine our notions of gender roles that were programmed in early life. I had been raised in a Catholic, Military family and my Mom didn’t work when the kids were young. Although my father was the “provider” my mother managed all the household finances. Julio was raised in NYC by a maverick, feminist single mother (whom I adore) in the 1970’s. There’s a pic of her and her two boys here. The messages about money in his childhood included witnessing his mother struggle and wanting to protect her. Also, during summers in his father’s homeland, the Dominican Republic, a strict Latin “man-code” was instilled. In the photo from TheDR, he’s the light skinned baby being held by a cousin. At the time of our break up, I was making more money and this was very hard for him. In the end, the two of us assessed our psychology of money, and looked at all the ways that human beings exchange care in a relationship. Our care exchange includes intellectual stimulation, emotional support, a VERY FAIR division of domestic responsibilities, and Julio’s undying helpfulness in my life. I mean this is a very helpful, caregiving man. He is worth his weight and gold! The last photo is us, three months after our 24-hour breakup on our first anniversary. We differ in memory on who called who first on the day after. I think it was me. He says it was him. We’ll never know for sure. We’re getting married next summer. #lovestory
Part Three of our Love Story I mentioned in part two of my posts that Julio got “cold feet” about nine months into our relationship. Here’s why: He had suffered a financial setback and frankly, felt ashamed. (If you’re new to this story, this might be a good time to go to my YouTube channel and watch my proposal to Julio on my “Worthy of Love” special on @kfiam640 and hear how nearly one in ten US men have experienced incarceration and walk with shame every day.) Our breakup was a turning point where we both were forced to examine our notions of gender roles that were programmed in early life. I had been raised in a Catholic, Military family and my Mom didn’t work when the kids were young. Although my father was the “provider” my mother managed all the household finances. Julio was raised in NYC by a maverick, feminist single mother (whom I adore) in the 1970’s. There’s a pic of her and her two boys here. The messages about money in his childhood included witnessing his mother struggle and wanting to protect her. Also, during summers in his father’s homeland, the Dominican Republic, a strict Latin “man-code” was instilled. In the photo from TheDR, he’s the light skinned baby being held by a cousin. At the time of our break up, I was making more money and this was very hard for him. In the end, the two of us assessed our psychology of money, and looked at all the ways that human beings exchange care in a relationship. Our care exchange includes intellectual stimulation, emotional support, a VERY FAIR division of domestic responsibilities, and Julio’s undying helpfulness in my life. I mean this is a very helpful, caregiving man. He is worth his weight and gold! The last photo is us, three months after our 24-hour breakup on our first anniversary. We differ in memory on who called who first on the day after. I think it was me. He says it was him. We’ll never know for sure. We’re getting married next summer. #lovestory
Part Three of our Love Story I mentioned in part two of my posts that Julio got “cold feet” about nine months into our relationship. Here’s why: He had suffered a financial setback and frankly, felt ashamed. (If you’re new to this story, this might be a good time to go to my YouTube channel and watch my proposal to Julio on my “Worthy of Love” special on @kfiam640 and hear how nearly one in ten US men have experienced incarceration and walk with shame every day.) Our breakup was a turning point where we both were forced to examine our notions of gender roles that were programmed in early life. I had been raised in a Catholic, Military family and my Mom didn’t work when the kids were young. Although my father was the “provider” my mother managed all the household finances. Julio was raised in NYC by a maverick, feminist single mother (whom I adore) in the 1970’s. There’s a pic of her and her two boys here. The messages about money in his childhood included witnessing his mother struggle and wanting to protect her. Also, during summers in his father’s homeland, the Dominican Republic, a strict Latin “man-code” was instilled. In the photo from TheDR, he’s the light skinned baby being held by a cousin. At the time of our break up, I was making more money and this was very hard for him. In the end, the two of us assessed our psychology of money, and looked at all the ways that human beings exchange care in a relationship. Our care exchange includes intellectual stimulation, emotional support, a VERY FAIR division of domestic responsibilities, and Julio’s undying helpfulness in my life. I mean this is a very helpful, caregiving man. He is worth his weight and gold! The last photo is us, three months after our 24-hour breakup on our first anniversary. We differ in memory on who called who first on the day after. I think it was me. He says it was him. We’ll never know for sure. We’re getting married next summer. #lovestory
Part Three of our Love Story I mentioned in part two of my posts that Julio got “cold feet” about nine months into our relationship. Here’s why: He had suffered a financial setback and frankly, felt ashamed. (If you’re new to this story, this might be a good time to go to my YouTube channel and watch my proposal to Julio on my “Worthy of Love” special on @kfiam640 and hear how nearly one in ten US men have experienced incarceration and walk with shame every day.) Our breakup was a turning point where we both were forced to examine our notions of gender roles that were programmed in early life. I had been raised in a Catholic, Military family and my Mom didn’t work when the kids were young. Although my father was the “provider” my mother managed all the household finances. Julio was raised in NYC by a maverick, feminist single mother (whom I adore) in the 1970’s. There’s a pic of her and her two boys here. The messages about money in his childhood included witnessing his mother struggle and wanting to protect her. Also, during summers in his father’s homeland, the Dominican Republic, a strict Latin “man-code” was instilled. In the photo from TheDR, he’s the light skinned baby being held by a cousin. At the time of our break up, I was making more money and this was very hard for him. In the end, the two of us assessed our psychology of money, and looked at all the ways that human beings exchange care in a relationship. Our care exchange includes intellectual stimulation, emotional support, a VERY FAIR division of domestic responsibilities, and Julio’s undying helpfulness in my life. I mean this is a very helpful, caregiving man. He is worth his weight and gold! The last photo is us, three months after our 24-hour breakup on our first anniversary. We differ in memory on who called who first on the day after. I think it was me. He says it was him. We’ll never know for sure. We’re getting married next summer. #lovestory
It’s never too late folks! In the next few posts, I’m going to share the shocking and surprising love story of two people of a certain age. If you’re new here, you may not know that I was a single mother for about 18 years. I knew the statistics were stacked against me so I chose to put my kids first, and give them the most expensive thing I had, which was my time. Trust me all this paid off. Julio and I met during a pandemic. Yes, dates were outdoors with masks on. His profile on Bumble read: “I’ve been on a dramatic path to mindfulness and authenticity. Mine read: “I’m not for everyone.” As restaurants were closed, we had a lot of picnics and time alone in nature to really talk about intimate things. More coming in my next post. #psychologyprofessor #lovestory #findinglove #findingloveagainat50 #lovelife #attachmentstyle
It’s never too late folks! In the next few posts, I’m going to share the shocking and surprising love story of two people of a certain age. If you’re new here, you may not know that I was a single mother for about 18 years. I knew the statistics were stacked against me so I chose to put my kids first, and give them the most expensive thing I had, which was my time. Trust me all this paid off. Julio and I met during a pandemic. Yes, dates were outdoors with masks on. His profile on Bumble read: “I’ve been on a dramatic path to mindfulness and authenticity. Mine read: “I’m not for everyone.” As restaurants were closed, we had a lot of picnics and time alone in nature to really talk about intimate things. More coming in my next post. #psychologyprofessor #lovestory #findinglove #findingloveagainat50 #lovelife #attachmentstyle
It’s never too late folks! In the next few posts, I’m going to share the shocking and surprising love story of two people of a certain age. If you’re new here, you may not know that I was a single mother for about 18 years. I knew the statistics were stacked against me so I chose to put my kids first, and give them the most expensive thing I had, which was my time. Trust me all this paid off. Julio and I met during a pandemic. Yes, dates were outdoors with masks on. His profile on Bumble read: “I’ve been on a dramatic path to mindfulness and authenticity. Mine read: “I’m not for everyone.” As restaurants were closed, we had a lot of picnics and time alone in nature to really talk about intimate things. More coming in my next post. #psychologyprofessor #lovestory #findinglove #findingloveagainat50 #lovelife #attachmentstyle
It’s never too late folks! In the next few posts, I’m going to share the shocking and surprising love story of two people of a certain age. If you’re new here, you may not know that I was a single mother for about 18 years. I knew the statistics were stacked against me so I chose to put my kids first, and give them the most expensive thing I had, which was my time. Trust me all this paid off. Julio and I met during a pandemic. Yes, dates were outdoors with masks on. His profile on Bumble read: “I’ve been on a dramatic path to mindfulness and authenticity. Mine read: “I’m not for everyone.” As restaurants were closed, we had a lot of picnics and time alone in nature to really talk about intimate things. More coming in my next post. #psychologyprofessor #lovestory #findinglove #findingloveagainat50 #lovelife #attachmentstyle
I had the pleasure of speaking with @drwendywalsh on her radio show on @iheartradio on @kfiam640! Tune in for my hack to sleeping better and feeling more calm and peaceful more of the time! Cl!ck the l!nk in my bio to listen 🎧
I had the pleasure of speaking with @drwendywalsh on her radio show on @iheartradio on @kfiam640! Tune in for my hack to sleeping better and feeling more calm and peaceful more of the time! Cl!ck the l!nk in my bio to listen 🎧
There are many conditions that have to be met before women become aroused. For women, sex is parts biology, psychology, and even sociology. #datingadvice #psychologyprofessor #lovedoctor #smartsex #evolutionarypsychology
There are many conditions that have to be met before women become aroused. For women, sex is parts biology, psychology, and even sociology. #datingadvice #psychologyprofessor #lovedoctor #smartsex #evolutionarypsychology
I have been trying his technique for a few days now and already I’m sleeping better and feeling way more zen than usual.
I have been trying his technique for a few days now and already I’m sleeping better and feeling way more zen than usual.
