What if the relationship you want is not impossible, but it requires you to stop surviving and start creating something new?

In this episode of Follow The Pull, Wendy Kim sits down with Sonal Nakrani, a relationship and life coach who helps individuals and couples deepen connection, explore erotic energy, and build lasting partnership that feels alive, aligned, and authentic.

Sonal shares how her intuition first developed as a survival mechanism. Growing up in an abusive home, she learned to read energy, sense danger, and pay attention to what was happening beneath the surface. But over time, following the pull became less about survival and more about healing, motherhood, relationship, and creating a life that felt free.

Sonal opens up about becoming a mother, experiencing postpartum depression, and realizing she did not want to pass her survival patterns down to her son. That moment became a turning point. She knew there had to be another way.

She also shares the honest story of her marriage, from feeling more like roommates than partners to creating a relationship filled with connection, intimacy, play, desire, and real partnership. Wendy and Sonal talk about what happens when couples stop settling for survival and begin taking responsibility for what they are co-creating together.

This conversation is about intuition, motherhood, healing, relationship, and the courage to believe that love can be more than endurance.

In this episode:

● How intuition can begin as a survival skill

● Why motherhood became a turning point for Sonal

● How postpartum depression changed her relationship with herself

● Why self-care helped her become more connected to her son

● What happens when a marriage becomes companionship without intimacy

● Why open marriage was not the final answer for her relationship

● How couples can clear resentment and rebuild connection

● Why relationships are a co-creation

If you have ever felt disconnected in your relationship, stuck in survival mode, or unsure whether the love you want is possible, this episode is a reminder that healing, connection, and desire can be rebuilt when you are willing to follow the pull.

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