Andrew Huberman· PhD
So, people don't take we were talking about risk. People don't take risks in relationships. They don't they aren't really vulnerable because they're afraid that um you know they will be humiliated.
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So, people don't take we were talking about risk. People don't take risks in relationships. They don't they aren't really vulnerable because they're afraid that um you know they will be humiliated.
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And social media makes it really hard because, you know, any misstep someone's going to post about it potentially or they've got you on video or things that are really embarrassing or scary when you're first getting into a relationship with someone.