From Romantic Partners To Friends and Co-Parents

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From Romantic Partners to friends and co-parents

We tend to look at our relationships in a neat, orderly fashion. Our spouses aren’t our friends, our friends could never be our spouses, and co-parents can’t be friends. We disagree. We believe it is healthier to see our spouse as a friend before romantic partners if we single our friends as possible spouses. Co-parents can continue to be friends after a disconnect romantically. Aziz & Jasmine are proof. This week’s podcast discusses how we went from romantic partners to friends and co-parents.

AccountableLove is looking at why someone is in your life and if they continue to have value in your life. We encourage our listeners to listen closely to why the choices were made and reexamine their choices. You don’t have to be enemies with someone you Love because the tended relationship didn’t work out.

So, listen, learn, and apply. Enjoy this week’s Podcast From Romantic Partners to friends and co-parents.

The LoveSnobs

From Romantic Parents to Friends and Co-Parents

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The LoveSnobs

LoveSnobs are relationship builders by purpose. We want to live in a world where people are passionate about building relationships instead of just surviving relationships. Aziz & Jerri have been friends for 26 years, but that isn't what makes them qualified. What makes them qualified is their willingness to risk their relationship to hold each other accountable. AccountableLove is the daily practice of equal & healthier relationships and the foundation of our sessions. We have one on one, friendship & couple investment, accountable parenting, and six-week accountable group sessions. Our goal is to partner with our Builders to strengthen their relationship because that is our most vital support in the world.

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