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The Dinner Table Conversation: Why Does Love Feel So Expensive?

WhenSun, Dec 6, 7:00 PMStarts in 28 days📅 Add to calendarWhereHostThe Mindful Dating Dinner Table: Conversations That HealCostNot stated — check with the hostOneJoy doesn't handle payments — settle directly with the host or venue.CapacityOpen — no spot limit

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Part One of a Two-Part Talk: Why does love feel so expensive? When does taking care of someone start to feel like being taken advantage of? Join Shane Campbell (https://mindfuldating.shop/credentials) for dinner! Bring your dinner, your tea, and your curiosity. This 90-minute virtual Dinner Table conversation explores money, generosity, expectations, and how care can mean different things to different people. Is paying for dinner generosity, an expectation, an agreement, or something else? Why might a modest request feel meaningful to one person and loaded to someone else? We’ll make room for different budgets, values, and relationship models without deciding that one set of expectations fits everyone. Share your perspective, listen to others, or simply sit with the questions. No one needs to disclose income or personal financial details. This conversation will be recorded for Mindful Dating’s YouTube and social channels. You’re welcome to attend and listen without speaking, and speakers sign a short consent form beforehand. Real People. Uncomfortable Conversations That Heal.

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