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❤️ Curiosity Killed the Cat, But Can Heal Your Relationship!

  • hmotro
  • Apr 16
  • 2 min read

Silhouette of a sitting cat replaces the letter "A" in the phrase "Curiosity Killed the Cat"  in black text on a white background. Couples therapy for neurodivergent partners

Do you want a relationship that feels stable, connected, and genuinely fulfilling?

 

Maybe you’ve read the books, listened to the podcasts, had the late-night talks, and tried to “figure it out” together.

 

Here’s the twist:

 

You’re not going to get there with logic alone.


And emotions—on their own—won’t carry you across the finish line either.

 

You could lay out every communication strategy...


Use every neurodiverse relationship tool...


Follow every single Instagram tip on emotional intelligence...

 

…and still find yourselves looping through the same painful patterns.

 

Why?

 

Because logic might get you 10% of the way there.


Emotion? Another 10%.


But the other 80%?

 

That’s where the magic lives:

 

Curiosity.


Acceptance.


Vulnerability.

 

And yeah—curiosity may have killed the cat… but it just might save your relationship.



Real transformation begins when your partner shows up with genuine curiosity—not to fix you, but to know you.


That’s when you feel like you matter—like you’re not just being heard, but truly wanted.

 

That kind of presence invites you to show up more fully—without the mask, without the defenses—and feel accepted just as you are.

 

This is exactly what neurodiverse couples therapy is designed to do. 

It creates the kinds of moments that shift everything:

 

  • When shutdowns are met with patience and warmth—not pressure.

  • When pain is allowed to exist in the open—without judgment or fixing. 

  • When effort, even the quiet kind, is truly seen and honored. 


Because this isn’t about winning an argument. 


It’s about feeling understood. Feeling safe. Feeling loved. 


And the beautiful part? 


You don’t have to figure it all out on your own. 


We’re here to walk with you—into something more honest, more connected, and more possible than you thought.



Warmly,


Harry Motro





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  • ADHD & Autism Relationship Coaching

  • Emotional Regulation

  • Executive Functioning Support

  • Complex Parenting Challenges

  • Multicultural & Intercultural Relationships

  • LGBTQIA+, Poly & Kink-Affirming



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