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We all express and receive love differently. Sometimes we're saying "I love you" loud and clear—but the other person is hearing something entirely different.

In this three-week series, we'll explore Gary Chapman's Five Love Languages and discover why love can get "lost in translation." Whether you're dating, married, divorced, rebuilding family relationships, strengthening friendships, or simply wanting deeper connections, understanding how people naturally give and receive love can transform the way you communicate and relate to others.

Join us for one session or the entire series!

July 1 (Week 1) - Why Good Intentions Aren't Always Felt
July 8 (Week 2) - Speaking Their Language
July 15 (Week 3) - Putting Love into Practice

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This Week's Focus

💬❤️ Why Good Intentions Aren't Always Felt

Have you ever thought, "I know they love me... so why don't I feel loved?" Or wondered why your thoughtful gestures don't always seem to mean as much to someone else as you hoped?

This week we'll introduce Gary Chapman's Five Love Languages and explore why people often express love in very different ways. Sometimes love isn't absent—it simply gets "lost in translation." We'll discover how understanding these differences can transform the way we communicate with romantic partners, family members, friends, and even coworkers.

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What to Expect Each Week

Our meetings combine learning, reflection, and discussion in a supportive and welcoming environment.

How We Learn Together

Each session is designed to help you understand the concepts, connect them to your own experiences, and leave with practical ideas you can apply in your relationships.

  • Easy-to-understand teaching with relatable, real-life examples
  • Video clips that bring key concepts to life
  • Reflection exercises to connect the material to your own experiences
  • Group discussion and practical ideas to strengthen your relationships

Typical Agenda

• Brief Welcome & Introductions
• Teaching, Video(s), or Guest Speaker (30-45 minutes)
• Interactive Group Discussion
• Bio Break
• Confidential Sharing* (approximately 45 minutes)

*We ask attendees to have their cameras on during confidential sharing to help create a safe and connected space.

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🔹 About the Group

This is a relationship support meeting that combines learning and sharing in a warm, supportive environment. You’re always welcome to connect, reflect, and grow—at your own pace.

✨ All are welcome — regardless of relationship status, timeline, or background. Come for the insights, stay for the connection. ❤️

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đź’Ś A Little Support Goes a Long Way

If you’re finding value in these gatherings, we invite you to consider a $20 monthly contribution to help support:

  • Our paid Zoom account
  • Our Meetup Subscription
  • Weekly preparation, curation, and handouts
  • Ongoing care of this growing community

Venmo: @Amy-Papazian (last 4 digits: 8444)
10% of each donation supports New Beginnings — our volunteer-led community creating friendship, fun, and fresh experiences.

🤗 Thank you in advance – whether you give now, later, or simply keep showing up, you help make this group special. 💕

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🌱 Continue the Conversation

Everyone processes differently. Some people find a group discussion most helpful, while others prefer the privacy of a one-on-one conversation.

If you'd like to talk about your own relationships or life transition in a confidential setting, I invite you to schedule a
complimentary 45-minute Strategy Session—or simply call or text me at 650.504.8444.

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🎉 New Beginnings Social Events

Ready to reconnect with the world a little more? Our New Beginnings Social Events group offers relaxed, welcoming activities — both in-person around the San Francisco Bay Area and online — for connection, laughter, and new friendships. Explore what’s coming up: meetup.com/bay-area-new-beginnings

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