Hosted by Giuliano Grimaudo · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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What if the goal of your relationship isn’t to stay together forever… but to actually enjoy it today? Welcome to a relationship podcast for couples who are done settling for “good enough.” If you’re married, engaged, or in a long-term relationship and you’re tired of the low-grade tension, petty arguments, and advice that says marriage is supposed to be hard work, this is for you. Most people aim for longevity. We aim for quality. On this show, we challenge the myths around “til death do us part,” break down why divorce is always an option (and why that’s not a threat), and teach you how to become your own favorite couple. You’ll learn practical relationship advice you can apply immediately, including: • How to stop constant micro-conflict • How to use love languages the right way (not the meme version) • How to separate hard moments from a “hard relationship” • How to improve communication without turning every
Giuliano Grimaudo hosts How to Be a Couple, a society show with 16 episodes published.
Most people think commitment is the foundation of a strong relationship. I don’t. In this episode, I break down why putting commitment at the center of your relationship might actually be the thing holding it back. Becau
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This episode is about why you keep thinking your partner is cheating… even if you don’t have real proof. I break down what’s actually going on underneath that feeling, and why looking for “signs” is the worst thing you c
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Stop letting other people define what your relationship should look like. This episode is about trusting yourself more than outside opinions when it comes to love, dating, and partnership. I got a comment recently that s
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Most people think relationships are supposed to run on romance, but that’s not what actually carries things long term. In this episode, I talk about the missing piece that so many people overlook, and why focusing only o
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Most people believe relationships are supposed to be hard. I don’t. In this episode, I break down one of the most common ideas we hear about love and why I think it’s completely wrong. Somewhere along the way, struggle b
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Most people think the goal is to get back to the honeymoon phase. It’s not. That version of your relationship is gone... and chasing it is actually what makes things worse. In this episode, I break down why looking backw
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This episode breaks down the biggest mistake people make with love languages and how it slowly damages their relationship. If you’ve ever felt like your partner “should” be loving you a certain way, this will probably hi
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Most relationship problems don’t start with your partner… they start with you. More specifically, they start with how you see yourself. In this episode, I break down why the way you judge yourself is the same way you end
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For most of my life, I thought the goal was to find someone who would love me. In this episode, I talk about the strange paradox I’ve noticed about relationships. The more you feel like you need someone to love you, the
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In this episode, I talk about a comment someone left on one of my videos saying my relationship advice is “surface level” and that real love is messy, ugly, and requires accepting everything about your partner. I underst
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The words you use when you talk about your relationship are shaping the relationship you end up with. Most couples don’t realize they’re constantly speaking in prevention language. We don’t want to fight. We don’t want t
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What if the most romantic thing you could believe about your marriage is that you don’t have to be there? In this episode, I talk about why knowing divorce is a real possibility can actually make your relationship strong
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Most couples say the same thing: “Divorce is not an option.” It sounds strong. It sounds committed. It even sounds romantic. But what if that mindset is actually steering you in the wrong direction? In this episode, I br
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Love languages aren’t a joke. And they’re not just trivia you mention in passing. In this episode, I break down the right way to actually use love languages in your relationship so your partner consistently feels loved (
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What if your partner never changes? Seriously. What if this is who they are… and it’s 100% up to you to decide whether your relationship is great or not? In this episode, I talk about one of the most common default setti
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Most people measure relationship success by one thing: how long it’s lasted. I think that’s the wrong metric. In this episode, I break down why duration is a terrible way to measure the health of your marriage and what a
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