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🗓️ 15 December 2022
⏱️ 56 minutes
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On today’s solo bonus episode, I talk all about why the best relationships come to those who wait. I also read listener submitted stories of finding their love later on, and share them with you guys. This is a feel good episode that I hope makes you feel as happy as I was recording it :)
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0:00.0 | The following podcast is a deer media production. |
0:06.4 | Hey guys, welcome back to WeMiddaRakmi. It is December 15th, a Thursday. I say this every time, |
0:13.5 | so it feels like we just spoke. But luckily, I get to talk to you again because this is a bonus |
0:21.1 | episode and one that I've been very, very excited about. For a while, I've been gathering research, |
0:28.2 | all the things. And basically, what stemmed this episode, what made it come to be, was I was at |
0:36.3 | dinner with friends a few weeks ago. And we were talking about, you know, our husbands and whatever. |
0:43.2 | And one of my friends said, you got lucky because you waited. Like everyone was like complaining or |
0:50.7 | whatever. She said, you got lucky because you waited. And it really sank in for a second. I was like, |
0:58.5 | wait a second. She's right. I didn't rush to find someone when I was too young to really know |
1:08.1 | myself. I truly, truly waited for the right person, which is why I guess you could say, got lucky. |
1:16.4 | Or it just means like I held out, you know, because I knew that the best things come to those who |
1:23.7 | wait. So for some context, I met Stephen, well, remet since we had kind of known each other. |
1:30.0 | When I was 29, which, you know, if you're 23, you're like, oh my God, that's old. I'm scared. And if |
1:38.9 | you're in your 30s, you're like, that's actually still pretty young. And the truth is, it's neither. |
1:44.8 | It's like a neutral age, right? But it is an age where I knew myself a little bit more. It is an |
1:50.2 | age where most of my partners, most of my friends were partnered off. And, you know, we didn't get |
1:57.8 | married until I was 31. And again, like that's still young for a lot of people. But for some people, |
2:06.6 | it's not. And for some people, it's on the older side. And I guess if you're listening to this, |
2:11.9 | whatever age you are, the point is that you could meet someone really at any age. But if you end up, |
2:21.1 | if you wait, and you truly get to know yourself, and you know what works and doesn't work, and |
2:28.0 | you're not just like with whoever's next to you in front of you, whatever it is. And you explore |
2:33.7 | what else is out there, then you could end up really, really happy. And what may seem like the happiest |
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