Why love triggers us - and what to do about it

This week on Unbound, Georgia and Hannah crack open one of the rawest parts of conscious living: why love triggers us. Recording from a new setting (with podcast dogs and cats chiming in), they dive straight into the emotional undercurrents that shape our romantic relationships.

What unfolds is honest, tender, and often disarmingly relatable. Hannah shares her own experience of returning to vulnerability after years of healing on her own, while Georgia unpacks the dynamics beneath attachment styles, people-pleasing, social conditioning, and the inner child.

Together, they explore why relationships stir our deepest fears—and why that isn’t a sign something’s wrong, but a doorway into deeper intimacy. You’ll hear practical tools for working with triggers without abandoning yourself, powerful ways to support your inner child, and their grounded take on cultivating communication that is radically honest and deeply kind.

If you’ve ever felt torn between longing for connection and fearing the cost of real intimacy, this conversation will land.

They also challenge the belief that growth only happens in crisis, sharing why investing in healthy partnership—through self-awareness, support, therapy, or coaching—can be one of the most transformative choices we make.

Whether you’re single, in relationship, or navigating the in-between, this episode offers a vision of partnership that elevates your life rather than drains it.

Hit play for deep insight, raw truth, and an invitation to free yourself from old patterns, fear stories, and limiting beliefs about love.