• Favorite Nonverbals from A Love Interest | Do You Believe in Fighting for Love?

  • Jan 20 2022
  • Length: 49 mins
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Favorite Nonverbals from A Love Interest | Do You Believe in Fighting for Love?

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  • sixth episode of the season, we start off with the first topic of the day: what is your favorite nonverbal communication to receive from a love interest?  we then jump into the second topic: do you believe in fighting for love?

    0:39 topic intro

    1:15 a smile, imperfection and all

    4:17 winking is an art

    5:39 touch *cues omarion*

    7:12 acts of service, show some lunch love

    13:30 when p.d. first met al

    15:37 second topic: do you believe in fighting for love?

    16:00 does unrequited love count here?

    19:21 would you fight your worst traits for love?

    21:59 can you exercise patience in that fight for love?

    25:10 is long distance worth fighting for?

    27:10 what if they want to leave the relationship?

    28:05 what about competition when fighting for love?

    tune in and don’t forget to like, share and subscribe.  let us know in the comments, what is your favorite nonverbal from a love interest and do you believe in fighting for love?

    you can find this season and last season episodes in podcast form at https://bellewoodz.buzzsprout.com/

    catch us next week for episode 7! 

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    peace and love!

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