
Romantic Love
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Hi, I’m Dr. Margaret Cochran, and in this episode of The Relationship Doctor, I’m diving into something we don’t talk about enough: how much our relationships reflect who we are inside. It’s easy to think love is about shared hobbies or background, but the real magic happens when we understand ourselves, and recognize that in our partners.
In just a few minutes, I’ll walk you through why chemistry truly matters, why the old “opposites attract” idea doesn’t always hold up, and why self-awareness is the foundation for deep, lasting connection.
If you’ve ever wondered why love sometimes feels just out of reach, or how to create a more meaningful bond, this one’s for you. Let’s take a closer look at how loving yourself might just be the first step to finding the love you’ve been looking for.
Key Takeaways:
Chemistry is Key
You Fall in Love with Yourself
Self-Knowledge Comes First
The Myth of Opposites
Shared Energies, Different Approaches
True Connection Requires Depth
Quotes:
"To create a really wonderful, fulfilling, romantic relationship, you have to know and understand yourself. You have to love and respect yourself."- Dr Margaret Cochran
"When you look at your love interest, you're looking right into your own eyes, your own heart, your own soul."- Dr Margaret Cochran
Connect with Dr Margaret
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doctorcochran
Website: https://drcochrancoaching.com/
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