Dating in your twenties can be a thrilling yet confusing time, and this episode of the Dating in Your 20s series delves into the realities of modern relationships. Amelia and Lilly discuss the emotional challenges and societal pressures that come with dating in your 20s. From the fear of being labeled “clingy” or “too independent” to the struggle of staying authentic, they offer compassionate insights and practical advice for navigating the dating world with confidence.

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• The Influence of Social Media on Dating: How platforms like TikTok shape dating culture and self-perception.
  
• Fear of Negative Labels: Understanding the anxiety around being seen as “clingy,” “needy,” or “too much” in relationships.
  
• Authenticity vs. Perception: How societal expectations influence the way we present ourselves when dating.
  
• The Role of Mental Health in Dating: Insights into how therapy can help individuals better understand their dating patterns.
  
• Breaking Free from Societal Norms: Challenging gender stereotypes and societal labels to embrace one’s true self.
  
• The Therapist’s Perspective: Unique insights from Amelia and Lilly’s experiences as therapists navigating their own dating lives.
  
• Finding Balance: Practical advice on balancing vulnerability and self-protection in dating.
  

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