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Cristobal MarinkovicによるCristóbal: Hi everyone, welcome to our podcast. Today Matías and I are going to talk about some common relationship problems and give some advice. Ready, Matías?
Matías: Of course! Let’s get started.
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Cristóbal: The first problem is: “My crush doesn’t know I exist. What should I do?”
Matías: Well, I think you shouldn’t feel invisible, right? If I were you, I would try to say hello or ask something simple.
Cristóbal: Yeah, exactly. You should show confidence. If you started a small conversation, your crush would probably notice you.
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Matías: Now the second problem: “My best friend started dating my ex. I feel betrayed.”
Cristóbal: That’s a difficult situation, isn’t it? If I were in your place, I would talk honestly with my friend.
Matías: I agree. You shouldn’t keep your feelings inside. But you should also remember that your ex is free to move on, right?
Cristóbal: Yes, and if you let go of the past, you would feel much better.
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Cristóbal: The third problem says: “We argue all the time, but we don’t want to break up.”
Matías: Well, arguments are normal, but too many are unhealthy. You should try to communicate more calmly.
Cristóbal: If you listened to each other with patience, you wouldn’t fight so often.
Matías: Exactly. You should also find the root of the arguments. If you solved the cause, the relationship would improve, wouldn’t it?
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Matías: And the last one: “I’m in a long-distance relationship, and I don’t know if I can trust my partner.”
Cristóbal: That’s really hard. You should build trust by being honest and talking regularly.
Matías: If you didn’t trust your partner, you wouldn’t be happy, right?
Cristóbal: Yes. And you should also set goals, like planning the next time you’ll meet. If you had hope for the future, the distance would be easier.
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Matías: So, to sum up: you should take the first step with your crush, you should be honest with your best friend, you should solve conflicts with patience, and you should build trust in a long-distance relationship.
Cristóbal: Exactly! If people followed this advice, relationships would be much healthier and happier.
Matías: Thanks for listening, everyone.
Cristóbal: See you in the next episode!