Conscious uncoupling

A few years ago you brought up the topic of Conscious Uncoupling. When I first heard about it, I thought, 'Sh*t. I don't want to do that. Anyways, we have our happy little family, 2 kids, house, garden, and I get to be a SAHM. Thank goodness everything's all Peachy here.'

I’m thrilled to both witness and inspire the conscious evolution of love in our world. As social architects, we each have power to create meaningful change.

When Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin ended their ten-year marriage in March 2014, they announced their intention to protect their children by having a “conscious uncoupling.” Millions scratched their heads at this lofty moniker: what was “Conscious Uncoupling?” Some sort of artisanal divorce, if there could be such a thing? Or was it something new […]

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Conscious uncoupling has permeated break-up culture. It is a process whereby partners recognize their relationship has reached (if not surpassed) its expiration date. Conscious uncoupling requires awareness of the state of the relationship and taking a realistic look at the potentially destructive course it may take, should it continue. #consciouslyuncoupling #uncoupling #consciousuncoupling #lettinggotogether

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin put "conscious uncoupling" on the map.

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