People break up with their partner for many different reasons, such as their partners not satisfying their needs, infidelity (physical, emotional, financial, etc.), changes in circumstances (e.g. moving away), etc. In these cases when you want to break up with your partner, does that mean you don't love them anymore? With such a serious question, LRJ tries to dig deep to figure out what this question means and when/if this can happen.

Questions Asked

- What does it mean to love someone?

- Is there a difference in familial love and romantic love?

- Is love enough to keep a relationship?

- Is love something that can be prioritized?

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What is a Situationship? The term was created in Urban Dictionary in 2006 and according to the Cambridge Dictionary, a situationship is "a romantic relationship between two people who do not yet consider themselves a couple but who have more than a friendship." Meaning there is no label on the relationship with the person you are interested in and the people that are interested in you. Also you are doing all the emotional and physical parts of the relationship without the commitment of being in a relationship. Is this good or bad? LRJ discusses further into this new emerging relationship "terminology".

Questions asked:

- Why would someone want to be in a Situationship?

- What societal pressures are making people be in a Situationship?

- What is the difference between Friends with Benefits and a Situationship?

- Would you want to be in a Situationship?

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You and your partner are unique individuals with distinct expectations and desires from one another. What if your partner isn't happy with you and wants you to make more money and wants you to keep improving? When your partner requests or suggests changes in your behavior or habits, it can be challenging to differentiate between their demands and genuine areas for self-improvement. LRJ delves into this subject to explore where the boundary lies.

Questions Asked:

- How would you handle your partner asking you to stop dressing a certain way?

- What if your partner asks you to change your career?

- Would you entertain your partner's suggestions or demands to change?

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