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As nerve-wracking as a relationship across borders can be, as exciting it is when you navigate each other through the challenges that may be faced.

'First you take over the wheel and the next time you are co-driver'.

24/11/2025

She was supposed to be engaged in India. Her family had already started preparing.

The wedding was unofficially on the horizon — and her flight to France was just weeks away for an internship.

But something inside told her:
“This isn’t right.”
“This isn’t my future.”

So she made a decision most people wouldn’t dare. She ended the engagement before getting on that plane.

What she didn’t expect?
That her parents would say:
“Do what’s best for you. We just wish you had told us earlier.”

That moment of courage, of deep listening to herself…
led her to the last place she thought she’d find love:

🇫🇷 France.

That’s where she met him.
A stranger who saw her not as who she was supposed to be… but who she really was.

What started as friendship turned into connection, vulnerability, and eventually something more.

💬 In this episode, we dive into love, culture, heartbreak, and what it means to choose your own path — even when it makes no sense to anyone else.

Have you ever had to break something good to choose what’s right?

👇 Let's talk in the comments.

"You call it shouting — I call it talking with passion.” If you’ve ever had this argument, you know exactly what I’m tal...
12/11/2025

"You call it shouting — I call it talking with passion.” If you’ve ever had this argument, you know exactly what I’m talking about.

In intercultural relationships, communication can be messy. What feels normal for one partner can sound intense to the other. And sometimes, it’s not what we say — it’s how it’s heard.

Here are four uncomfortable moments every intercultural couple knows:
1️⃣ When your partner says something “normal” in their language, but it sounds harsh in yours — and you take it personally.
2️⃣ When you argue and halfway through forget how to say what you actually feel, because it’s not your native language.
3️⃣ When “I need space” means cool down for one of you, but feels like rejection for the other.
4️⃣ When you realize you’re reacting to the tone, not the intention — and everything suddenly makes sense a bit too late.

If this sounds familiar, you’ll want to join my ⚠️ free workshop:

Communication in Intercultural Relationships — November 14th (for women).

We’ll talk about how to express emotions clearly, navigate cultural differences in communication, and build understanding instead of conflict — even when your styles couldn’t be more different.

Comment "COMMUNICATION" below and I’ll send you the link to join.

11/11/2025

"You call it shouting — I call it talking with passion.”
If you’ve ever had this argument, you know exactly what I’m talking about.

In intercultural relationships, communication can be messy. What feels normal for one partner can sound intense to the other. And sometimes, it’s not what we say — it’s how it’s heard.

Here are four uncomfortable moments every intercultural couple knows:
1️⃣ When your partner says something “normal” in their language, but it sounds harsh in yours — and you take it personally.
2️⃣ When you argue and halfway through forget how to say what you actually feel, because it’s not your native language.
3️⃣ When “I need space” means cool down for one of you, but feels like rejection for the other.
4️⃣ When you realize you’re reacting to the tone, not the intention — and everything suddenly makes sense a bit too late.

If this sounds familiar, you’ll want to join my ⚠️ free workshop:

Communication in Intercultural Relationships — November 14.

We’ll talk about how to express emotions clearly, navigate cultural differences in communication, and build understanding instead of conflict — even when your styles couldn’t be more different.

Comment "COMMUNICATION" below and I’ll send you the free link to join.

26/10/2025

💬 Comment “WORKSHOPS” if you’re in an intercultural relationship and want to join our free sessions starting next week!

💥 Dating someone from another country? Then this is for you.

Over the past two years, I’ve been quietly building something behind the scenes — connecting with experts, gathering insights, and creating resources for women who love across borders.

And now… it’s finally happening:
➡️ 5 free workshops designed for women in intercultural relationships.

🎟️ Save your free spot and comment "workshops".

No fluff. No generic tips. Just real conversations, expert guidance, and a safe space to connect with others who get it.

Here’s what’s coming up:
📅 Oct 31 – Making Friends Abroad w
💬 Nov 7 – De-escalation in Disagreements w .psychotherapy
💛 Nov 14 – Communication in Intercultural Relationships w
✈️ Nov 21 – K-1 & Schengen Visa Deep Dive
👶 Dec 7 – Raising Multilingual Kids

This is your chance to learn, reflect, and grow — together with an amazing global community of women who love across cultures.

Tag a friend who might need this 💛

29/09/2025

Apparently we’re celebrating Oktoberfest in Brazil now 😂🍺☀️

We’re on the beach, it’s 25°C, I’m sipping Caipirinha — and my Argentinian husband just walked over, handed me the drink and sang “Ein Prosit, ein Prosit der Gemütlichkeit” like we’re at a beer tent in Munich 😅

This is what intercultural dating looks like: a little bit Brazil, a little bit Bavaria, and a whole lot of blending cultures in the funniest (and sweetest) ways.

He’s picking up more German every day — not sure if I should be proud or worried 😂

What’s something your partner has adopted from your culture that totally surprised you?

15/09/2025

I moved abroad for love — and still felt guilty for slowing down. As a woman who moved abroad for love, living in Buenos Aires while adjusting to a new culture and an intercultural relationship, I catch myself focusing on what I didn’t do instead of celebrating the small wins.

This week’s win? 🧘‍♀️ Starting yoga with Nacho. A simple routine that helped us reconnect, recharge, and remember that rest is just as important as hustle.

If you’ve ever felt pressure to “keep going” while navigating expat life, moving abroad, or building a life in a new country, you’re not alone.

💬 Share your small or big win from last week in the comments — I’d love to hear it.

This is part 2 of my weekly challenge — follow for part 3 ❤️

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