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Dating in Your 20s Series: Relationship Timelines and Reclaiming Your Path
Welcome back to the Dating in Your 20s series, hosted by Lilly Wehman and Amelia Abernathy. In this episode, the duo explores the pressure of relationship timelines against the backdrop of Chicago’s shifting seasons. From societal expectations to personal goals, they dive into how culture, family, and media shape our views on love and milestones—whether it’s marriage, kids, or simply dating “on schedule.” Sharing stories from Alabama’s Bible Belt to Chicago’s urban sprawl, they offer reflections and actionable steps to redefine your timeline with intention and grace.
Key Discussion Points in “Dating in Your 20s Series: Relationship Timelines and Reclaiming Your Path”
- Timeline traps: External pressures vs. internal desires in your 20s.
- Cultural lens: Rural early marriages vs. urban career-driven delays.
- Media influence: From Friends’ Rachel to TikTok’s Tinx, reframing the rush.
- Personal shifts: Amelia’s “hair eras” and Lilly’s trial-and-error mindset.
Related content:
Dating in Your 20s: The Talking Stage | Dating in Your 20s: Embracing Authenticity and Letting Go of Labels
Connect with the hosts of “Dating in Your 20s Series: Relationship Timelines and Reclaiming Your Path”
Millennium Athlete Wellness: Website
Lilly Wehman: Millennium | LinkedIn
Amelia Abernathy: Millennium | Linkedin
More About Millennium Counseling Center:
At Millennium Counseling Center, our mission is to provide compassionate and personalized support for individuals facing challenges related to mental health, addiction, relationships, and trauma. Our dedicated and diverse staff works to create a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for people from all walks of life. We are committed to fostering a program and treatment plan uniquely tailored to your needs and who you are, helping you find a path to healing and growth.
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