What if the fear you feel in love isn’t actually about your partner…
but about whether you trust yourself if things change?
In this episode of Bridging Hearts Podcast, we move away from questions like “Will this relationship work?” and into a deeper, more honest inquiry:
Can I stay connected to myself, even in uncertainty?
This conversation is especially for women navigating interfaith or intercultural relationships, where the stakes can feel higher, the opinions louder, and the future less predictable.
Inside this episode, we explore:
Why fear often isn’t about the relationship ending, but about not trusting yourself to handle loss
How interfaith love exposes self-trust wounds many women didn’t know they carried
The difference between intuition and self-protection
What real self-trust looks like (beyond positive thinking or certainty)
How learning to stay with yourself changes the way you show up in love
This is not an episode about deciding whether to stay or leave.
It’s about coming home to yourself, so fear no longer gets to make the decisions.
If you’ve ever felt calm with your partner but anxious when you’re alone…
If you’ve noticed yourself overthinking, bracing, or preparing for disappointment…
If you’ve wondered whether you can trust yourself in love again…
This episode is for you.
If this episode stirred something inside you, and you feel that you don’t want to navigate this alone anymore, Bridging Hearts Foundations is the space where we do this work slowly and safely together.
You can explore the course here, and take the next step when it feels right for you.
Or join the ongoing conversations inside the Substack community. 👇🏼
