6 Relationship Tips From ‘The Good Doctor’ That Are Just What The Doctor Ordered
There are a lot of amazing medical drama-based shows out there that are extremely addictive but there is something special that sets The Good Doctor apart from the rest. Along with highlighting the everyday ableism that Dr Shaun Murphy faces as a doctor with Autism, whether from strangers, patients, or his own colleagues, the show also dares to follow the complex relationships of the characters on the show. This includes a few special characters who have been on Dr Shaun Murphy’s side from the beginning of the series.
So, he has had quite a few successful friendships and relationships contrary to the masses’ expectations including his relationship with Claire, Dr Glassman, Dr Lim, Carly, Lea and various others. Being as observant as he is, here are some of the lessons that he has learnt through the course of these amazing relationships, that we should consider following too:
6 Relationship Tips From The Good Doctor
1. Be Patient With Intimacy
From Shaun’s relationship with Carly, he learned the fact that intimacy can be hard to build however, her constant affection and patience help him get over his fears. So, he ends up building a fruitful and beautiful relationship with her. Be like Carly and be patient with Intimacy instead of rushing it. The result can be beyond just amazing,
2. Constant Presence, Support And Affection Can Overpower Any Difficulties
In the last season of The Good Doctor, Shaun’s constant support, presence and affection towards Lea allows her to move on from the loss of their child and it also reminds her that she is in love with Shaun. She ends up proposing to him and they sort out all of their problems as a couple.
3. Love And Friendship Can Co-Exist
Lea Dillalo and Shaun have always been friends since the very first season of The Good Doctor. Although, when Shaun falls in love with Lea, he was worried that he would have to sacrifice his friendship for his love. Thankfully, Lea teaches him that friendship and love can co-exist.
4. Don’t Be Scared To Fall In Love
The Good Doctor teaches you that falling in love is always a great idea. Whether it’s as a man with autism, an older couple that falls in love or just a woman who dares to care. So, the next time you decide to fall in love, let all the fear pass you by and give in to the power of love. It can be a brilliant thing.
5. Boyfriends, Not Every Woman Is A Damsel In Distress
If you’re anything like Dr Jared Kalu, when you fall in love, you want to spoil the one you’re in love with. This brings with itself, a heavy dose of jealousy and the need to protect your beloved. Well, the next time you’re about to make a rash decision, learn to realise the fact that not every woman needs you to protect her, and give them the time and space to be the best versions of themselves.
6. Confess Your Love, It Can Be Very Powerful
The Good Doctor brought with itself a beautiful yet painful ending for Dr Claire Brown who was desperately in love with her senior Dr Melendez but she never confessed to the same, that too, until the very last breath. When she finally told him the truth, he was on his deathbed and it was too late. Learn from her and grow. Confess your love because love can be very powerful.
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This list is in no way conclusive, there are a lot of other amazing lessons that you can learn from The Good Doctor and apply in your life and this goes way beyond just romantic relationships. So, what are you waiting for? Go binge-watch this awesome show on Netflix, right away.
