Love, Loss, and the 90-10 Rule: Post-Divorce Reflections
Great Day Radio
We explore the "90-10 theory" of relationships, examining how people often focus on the missing 10% of needs rather than appreciating the 90% that's fulfilled, potentially leading to divorce regret.
• The 90-10 theory suggests partners meet about 90% of our needs, but we fixate on the missing 10%
• Social media creates unrealistic relationship expectations by showing idealized versions of others' lives
• Post-divorce regret is common when people realize they took the 90% for granted
• DJ Mikey D shares personal experiences from his recent divorce, revealing patterns of deception and red flags
• Relationship red flags are often clearer in hindsight, including financial dishonesty and emotional distance
• Healing after breakups involves acknowledging emotions, practicing self-care, and seeking support
• Reflection on past relationships helps identify patterns for healthier future connections
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