Jean-Philippe Wauthier was on the podcast The beginning after the endwhere he discussed romantic and friendly relationships in the company of his good friend Sarah New and its facilitators.
Towards the end of the episode, the hosts asked Jean-Philippewho seems to be going through a period of questioning how he perceives the notion of a couple.
“(…) We often do joke on the radio (…) I no longer believe in love… blah… blah… blahbut that’s not it… I’m capable of being in love, but I also think I’m asking myself the question: Where is it that, at this moment in my life, with the two children, and I vi, there, you have no time, I have no time (…)”, he says, interrupted by one of the two presenters, who affirms that it is an excuse .
She continues by affirming that many people have children and still have beautiful romantic relationships.
“(…) the time to give for a relationship, I find it very slim and as I also discovered with time (…) I am quite comfortable alone (…) I say to myself: OK, how do I calculate it, this thing in my life, even if I also need sexuality in life like anyone else (…)”, expresses Jean-Philippe.
Her friend adds, telling her that we not only need that, but also human warmth and love…
“(…) we experience our intimacy in many different ways (…)”, he replies, returning to the fact that he is extremely busy and that he hates committing to being present or doing things .
“(…) give me my freedom to perhaps say yes, to perhaps say no (…)”, he continues, affirming that he has always been like this, in all spheres of his life.
He went on to explain that his greatest fear is not having the opportunity to act effectively, a statement that made the ladies at his side react, finding him very complex.
One of them even pointed out that he must not be an easy-going lover, a remark that the host himself approved, adding that he is constantly in her head.
Her friend then returned to her vision of the couple and launched Jean-Philippe that, according to his words, his difficulties ultimately seem to be a question of availability and commitment.
“I have big questions about…” he says, searching for words.
“Do I want to make room or not?”, asks one of the facilitators.
“Exact! And, I see how this place is there and I hope that someone finds it (…)”, he concludes.
His friend then realized that maybe he didn’t really need to be in a traditional relationship after all.
The facilitators then pointed out that some people get into relationships for the wrong reasons, a phenomenon that “drives you crazy” Jean-Philippe.
A segment that is both interesting and frank, where it is obvious that the idea of being in a relationship is not a priority for the host.
Do you feel like him?
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