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Have you ever been told you're too emotional, or secretly believed it yourself?
If conflict overwhelms you, if you shut down or spiral in arguments, if you find yourself apologising just for feeling… this episode is for you.
Luke explores how what looks like emotional reactivity is often a learned survival strategy, rooted in fear, not dysfunction. From childhood patterns to nervous system responses, you'll gain insight into why certain emotions feel unbearable and how to build the capacity to stay with them without losing yourself.
This episode is not about shrinking your feelings.
It’s about expanding your ability to hold them.
💬 Reflection Prompt:
What part of you is afraid to feel? And what would it look like to support that part, instead of suppress it?
Connect with Luke:
Join the After the Affair community at www.facebook.com/groups/aftertheaffaircommunity
By Luke Shillings4.6
2020 ratings
Have you ever been told you're too emotional, or secretly believed it yourself?
If conflict overwhelms you, if you shut down or spiral in arguments, if you find yourself apologising just for feeling… this episode is for you.
Luke explores how what looks like emotional reactivity is often a learned survival strategy, rooted in fear, not dysfunction. From childhood patterns to nervous system responses, you'll gain insight into why certain emotions feel unbearable and how to build the capacity to stay with them without losing yourself.
This episode is not about shrinking your feelings.
It’s about expanding your ability to hold them.
💬 Reflection Prompt:
What part of you is afraid to feel? And what would it look like to support that part, instead of suppress it?
Connect with Luke:
Join the After the Affair community at www.facebook.com/groups/aftertheaffaircommunity

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