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What if a healthy relationship feels...boring? And what if that feeling is more about healing than about settling?

In this episode of Ask Angela: Relationship Advice for Love After Trauma, Angela Amias responds to a listener who worries that leaving behind the high-intensity rollercoaster of toxic relationships will mean giving up excitement and passion.

Angela explores:

  • Why toxic relationships feel thrilling—and why healthy ones can seem flat by comparison
  • How emotional intensity can mask unresolved trauma
  • Why healing your nervous system can change what “excitement” feels like
  • How to re-sensitize yourself to the subtler joys of real connection
  • What it means to move from surviving chaos to living fully in stability
  • How healthy love opens the door to deeper, more lasting adventures

If you’ve ever questioned whether healthy relationships are "enough," or feared losing the spark when you leave behind old patterns, this episode offers a fresh, honest, and hopeful perspective.

✑ Join the conversation or leave a comment at askangela.co

Because love after trauma takes a different kind of wisdom—and you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Read more at Ask Angela: Relationship Advice for Love After Trauma

  continue reading

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Manage episode 479382756 series 3661707
Content provided by Angela Amias. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Angela Amias or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

What if a healthy relationship feels...boring? And what if that feeling is more about healing than about settling?

In this episode of Ask Angela: Relationship Advice for Love After Trauma, Angela Amias responds to a listener who worries that leaving behind the high-intensity rollercoaster of toxic relationships will mean giving up excitement and passion.

Angela explores:

  • Why toxic relationships feel thrilling—and why healthy ones can seem flat by comparison
  • How emotional intensity can mask unresolved trauma
  • Why healing your nervous system can change what “excitement” feels like
  • How to re-sensitize yourself to the subtler joys of real connection
  • What it means to move from surviving chaos to living fully in stability
  • How healthy love opens the door to deeper, more lasting adventures

If you’ve ever questioned whether healthy relationships are "enough," or feared losing the spark when you leave behind old patterns, this episode offers a fresh, honest, and hopeful perspective.

✑ Join the conversation or leave a comment at askangela.co

Because love after trauma takes a different kind of wisdom—and you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Read more at Ask Angela: Relationship Advice for Love After Trauma

  continue reading

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