Rooted Dating Advice: The first 30 Days

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Rooted Dating Advice: The First 30 Days Welcome to Rooted Dating Advice, where we bring emotional clarity, self awareness, and healing centered guidance into the world of modern dating. In this episode we are breaking down the first 30 days of dating through the lens of Rooted Function Theory. This is not surface level dating talk. This is emotional science, somatic awareness, and honest relationship psychology. You will learn how the emotional body, cognitive body, and spiritual body influence attraction and early connection. You will understand why certain patterns show up immediately, why intensity feels comforting or alarming, and how your past relationships shape your reactions in the first month. We also explore early frequency shifts, protective parts, misinterpretations, and the common mistakes people make when they date from fear instead of alignment. By the end of this episode you will know what to look for, what to listen for, and what to slow down for.

If you are ready to date with emotional integrity, emotional literacy, and grounded confidence, this episode is your starting point. To study Rooted Function Theory and Self Love Frequencies inside our practitioner focused community, join us at bit.ly slash joinmysunriselive.

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