Love Without Rescuing — Nellie Bly and Harry Harlow

This Dead Talk, with Nellie Bly and Harry Harlow, explores one of the most deeply embedded limiting beliefs in human relationships: the belief that loving someone means being responsible for their happiness.

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Nellie Bly was an American investigative journalist, writer, and pioneering advocate for social reform. She became famous for her undercover investigation of conditions at a New York psychiatric institution, documented in Ten Days in a Mad-House. She also completed a celebrated journey around the world in 72 days, challenging prevailing assumptions about women's abilities and independence.

Harry Harlow was an American psychologist known for his research on attachment, maternal separation, and social development in rhesus monkeys. His experiments helped establish the importance of comfort, affection, and emotional bonds, although his methods caused significant animal suffering and remain ethically controversial.