Relationships don’t have to be so difficult—they can actually be fluid and even EASY! But they definitely can’t be easy if we pick unhealthy, toxic partners. And all too often, we’re completely unaware as to why we keep attracting—and being attracted to—dysfunctional people in the first place. For years, Anita Stoudmire chose men who were incapable of being the partner she desired. Eventually, she’d had enough disappointment and frustration. Anita began to unpack the dynamics causing her to choose poorly. She joins me to explain how she fixed her “picker” and finally learned to choose well!
Anita Stoudmire, MA, LPC
Website: http://www.betterlovemovement.com/
Instagram: @betterlovemovement
Dr. Karin
Website: http://www.loveandlifemedia.com/
Instagram: @dr.karin
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