Is true love a reason to be monogamous?
What happens when a relationship ends? If we think there's only one person for us, what would happen if they died?
What if we ended our relationship with them? Why did those connections end? Does that mean the relationship meant nothing?
In this episode, we're talking with Stephanie Sellars,a writer, filmmaker and performer who holds an MFA from Columbia University School of the Arts and Bennington writing seminars. Her films have won awards and screened at many festivals. Lust, Life, Love was released by 1091 pictures on various platforms and she can also be heard seen on Spotify and her jazz album Girl Who Loves.
You're going to take away so many interesting things from today's episode about the film based on Stephanie's personal experiences with her own polyamorous relationships.
What we discuss:
- True love and monogamy
- Stephanie's journey to polyamory
- The process of coming to terms with polyamorous relationships
- Finding the authenticity of the film
- Balancing acting and producer roles
- True love and monogamy
- The importance of self-care and self-awareness.
- Stephanie's idea of "There’s no such thing as the one"
- The importance of communication and boundaries
- What to take away from Lust Life Love
Lust Life Love TrailerLust Life Love (2021) | Official TrailerIG @the_stephanieSellarsLet's connect at IG and FB: @DrKristieOverstret
