The Nobles do a deep dive into a longstanding tension they had around gender roles, money, and unmet expectations. Hannah shares about what she did to try and make Dawn's sadness go away. They talk about how the things that trigger them in marriage are often related to messages they received in childhood.   Did you relate to today's episode? Send us a DM: closeted_conversations

The Nobles do a deep dive into a longstanding tension they had around gender roles, money, and unmet expectations. Hannah shares about what she did to try and make Dawn's sadness go away. They talk about how the things that trigger them in marriage are often related to messages they received in childhood. Did you relate to today's episode? Send us a DM: closeted_conversations

The Nobles do a deep dive into a longstanding tension they had around gender roles, money, and unmet expectations. Hannah shares about what she did to try and make Dawn's sadness go away. They talk about how the things that trigger them in marriage are often related to messages they received in childhood.&nbsp;&nbsp; Did you relate to today's episode? Send us a DM: closeted_conversations

#5 - I thought I was the hero and she was the problem

Two wives, married to each other, let you in on their unscripted, reflective, and raw conversations that they record in a small coat closet in their home. Dawna & Hannah Noble cover: being in a same-sex relationship, their first year of marriage & how they resolved some of their biggest fights, insights into how they treat each other with empathy and kindness, and lessons they've learned in marriage therapy. The Nobles share about their search for meaning after leaving their religious upbringings (Mormonism/LDS & Christianity). They go deep into how childhood attachment styles impact a marriage and their commitment to creating healthier patterns.

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Two wives, married to each other, let you in on their unscripted, reflective, and raw conversations that they record in a small coat closet in their home. Dawna &amp; Hannah Noble cover: being in a same-sex relationship, their first year of marriage &amp; how they resolved some of their biggest fights, insights into how they treat each other with empathy and kindness, and lessons they've learned in marriage therapy. The Nobles share about their search for meaning after leaving their religious upbringings (Mormonism/LDS &amp; Christianity). They go deep into how childhood attachment styles impact a marriage and their commitment to creating healthier patterns.

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