The second event of this series

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Busting the Myths on Committed Relationships

When we say “I want a committed relationship,” or “I don’t think I’m cut out to be in a committed relationship,” what do we mean by that? How do we know we are ready for one, proceed in getting one and prepare ourselves mentally (and quite possibly physically and spiritually,) in receiving one? Are we aware that some of the things that we think make us ready are actually myths conjured up through religion and culture?

Our spotlight series continue with a series of discussions revolving around the elusively defined phrase, committed relationship and busting its myths. Each evening discussion is self-contained and independent from one another so you do not need to worry about attending all the discussions. 

The discussions will be hosted and facilitated by Lawrence and Suling

Come join us for casual, safe and hopefully, helpful conversations! To register, select the date(s) you would like to attend at the above drop down menu and enter the number of ppl you would like to register for.

March 5th: The religious and cultural myths e.g. the "American Family" ideology

March 12th: The myths on gender roles and expectations

March 19th: The myths on marriage and dating e.g. "I Kiss Dating Goodbye" fallacy

Hope you can join us!