Love Hacks

Relationships aren’t always black and white. In this episode of Love Hacks, we explore the gray zone where things feel confusing and emotional, and it’s hard to tell whether you’re going through a temporary rough patch or facing the end of a relationship.This conversation isn’t about convincing you to stay or pushing you to leave. It’s about slowing down, stepping out of raw emotion, and checking in with clarity. We talk about the questions that matter most before making a decision — so whatever choice you make comes from awareness, not fear.

In this episode of Love Hacks, we talk about emotional immaturity in relationships — not as a list of red flags, but as a pattern of avoidance, lack of responsibility, and confusion disguised as love. We explore why immaturity isn’t about fear or feelings, but about the inability to support, grow, and take ownership in a relationship.

In this episode of Love Hacks, we break down what actually makes someone commit — and what doesn’t. We talk about the difference between interest and intention, why mixed signals aren’t confusion but information, and how real commitment shows up through consistency, clarity, and action. This episode helps you stop waiting, stop decoding excuses, and start recognizing when someone is truly choosing you.

n this episode of Love Hacks, we break down the difference between “intense love” and a relationship that simply isn’t safe for you. We explore how control, isolation, love bombing and emotional dependence slowly show up, and why your body often notices it before you do. This conversation is an invitation to trust your discomfort, recognize unhealthy patterns, and remember that wanting safety and peace in love is not “asking for too much”.

You know that moment when you really like someone… and suddenly everything starts to revolve around them?You cancel plans, you hold back your truth, you ignore the red flags — just to keep the connection alive.In today’s episode of Love Hacks we’re talking about how to like someone without abandoning yourself.”

When someone pulls away, it’s easy to panic and think: “If I try harder, they’ll come back.”In this episode we break down why that instinct can be so dangerous, what “no contact tests” really are, and what someone’s distance is actually telling you about how they see you.We talk about the difference between normal confusion and patterns that start to feel like psychological abuse, and why it’s so important not to romanticize behaviour that makes you feel small, anxious or like you’re going crazy. We also share a raw moment between us on air — and a post-episode clarification — about why saying “he’s a narcissist sometimes” completely misses the point.If you’ve ever chased someone who was half-in, half-out, this one is for you.