Любовь Баско (Аморе): Глава семьи — это всегда женщина / Послушай Петра

►Claim a 3,000 ruble shopping gift at OFFPRICE: https://clck.ru/3TDgac ►Amore Club — https://clck.ru/3TeXq4 Hello, I'm Petr Kovalenko, founder of the OFFPRICE outlet chain. What if marriage isn't romance, but a legal tool for survival? My friend Lyubov Basko (Amore) and I continue our conversation about love, relationships, trust, and fears. Lyubov Basko (Amore) is a woman who has lived so many lives and relationships that she can talk about love without illusions, hysterics, or rose-colored glasses. This conversation isn't about "how to be happy," but about how not to destroy yourself when you love. Lyubov grew up in a family where infidelity wasn't considered a tragedy and jealousy was the norm. Where her mother greeted her husband's mistress calmly, without humiliation or hysteria. Where love wasn't possessiveness, but a choice. And this experience shaped the woman who today says things that make many people's insides twist: — "I don't know what jealousy is." — "If a person wants to cheat, they'll do it anywhere." — "People break up when they have nothing left to say to each other." Amore and I talk about: — why the fear of loss destroys relationships faster than infidelity — how to distinguish love from dependency and control — why many marriages are held together not by feelings, but by apartments, documents, and the fear of poverty — why women in the USSR got married—and why this scenario no longer works today — why a strong woman doesn't seek an "equal," but seeks peace and support In an interview, Amore openly talks about her marriages, how men proposed to her, why one of them sounded like a legal contract, and why romance is often simply a beautifully packaged fear of being left with nothing. Lyubov Basko talks about why she doesn't believe in "meditation," but she does believe in prayer. Why asking for help isn't a sign of weakness. And why helping one specific person is more important than talking about saving humanity. If you've ever been jealous and hated yourself for it. Feared being abandoned. Clinged to a relationship that died long ago. Or wondered why love suddenly becomes a prison—this interview is for you. Watch the new episode with Amore and tell us in the comments who you think is the head of the family. In this episode: 01:33 Is love a skill or a feeling? 02:50 I had a completely happy childhood 03:30 My mother thought my dad's cheating was pointless 05:00 I don't know what jealousy is 08:50 Dad was unhappy with all my marriages 10:05 Dad easily let me go to Europe 11:30 Dad and I talked on the phone every day 12:05 A gift for a shopping trip to the OFFPRICE outlet chain 12:32 Don't worry if your husband went on vacation with friends 13:55 I think all men cheat 16:00 People break up when they have nothing left to say to each other 17:25 All men are assholes and they all cheat 18:30 Men were racing to propose to me 19:40 About marriage with Vova 20:15 About marriage with Sep 21:13 Something happens to you and bye-bye, my apartment 11:35 PM I always wear an icon from my grandmother 25:00 PM I pray regularly—that's how it's supposed to be 27:00 PM The first thing I did when I arrived in Moscow was go to church 28:20 PM I'm a bad Christian 29:30 PM Helping one person is more valuable than caring for all of humanity 31:26 PM Arrogance and I are incompatible concepts 33:30 PM I believe that a woman is the head of the family 36:00 PM Only a man can ruin everything 37:25 PM In the Soviet Union, you paid 25 rubles and got ripped off 39:00 PM Why do you need a prenuptial agreement? 40:35 PM Is love joy or pain? 42:23 PM How to celebrate a birthday when you're 77 years old Amore on Instagram —   / baskoluba   * Petr on Instagram —   / anticrismoscow   * OFFPRICE on social media: Instagram —   / offpricestores   * TG — https://t.me/s/offprice_stores YouTube —    / @offpricestores   *Instagram (owned by Meta, a company recognized as extremist and banned in Russia) #woman #women #money #relationships #family #love #marriage #cheating #man #prayer #oligarch #church #children #emigration #dad #mom #sovietunion