Dawna & Hannah break down what they're learning about how to self-regulate during arguments. They talk about the 'emotional-tug-of-war' lesson from their marriage therapist. Dawn talks about how her mental health was impacted by years of pushing down her emotions and she lets you in on the new practices she's using that got her off anti-depressants. 


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Dawna & Hannah break down what they're learning about how to self-regulate during arguments. They talk about the 'emotional-tug-of-war' lesson from their marriage therapist. Dawn talks about how her mental health was impacted by years of pushing down her emotions and she lets you in on the new practices she's using that got her off anti-depressants. Follow us on Instagram: closeted_conversations

Dawna &amp; Hannah break down what they're learning about how to self-regulate during arguments. They talk about the 'emotional-tug-of-war' lesson from their marriage therapist. Dawn talks about how her mental health was impacted by years of pushing down her emotions and she lets you in on the new practices she's using that got her off anti-depressants.&nbsp;


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#6 - I didn't see it coming

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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