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How cultivating relational fluidity assists in developing greater and deeper interpersonal/intrapersonal understanding. Next episode, I will talk more on the de-polarizing (i.e. decolonizing) world of the relationally fluid empath. I'll also explore more themes included in my 50-page essay, including how the essay got its name. Enjoy!
For full context, I coined the term "Relational Fluidity" in 2021 without awareness that "Relationship Fluidity" existed at the time. The term "Relationship Fluidity" was coined in 2016 by Louisa Leontiades.
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