If your marriage feels tense, distant, or emotionally exhausting right now, you’re not broken — you’re under-skilled.
Most couples who are struggling aren’t lacking love. They’re lacking the emotional tools to handle disappointment, resentment, stress, and unmet needs without turning against each other. So what comes out instead is criticism, shutdowns, defensiveness, and that painful feeling of being alone in the relationship.
In this episode, we talk about what it actually takes to love each other well when things aren’t easy — when you’re hurt, triggered, disconnected, or starting to wonder if you’re even on the same team anymore.
We look at the real foundations of a healthy partnership:
how to understand yourself, communicate without exploding or withdrawing, listen in a way that creates safety, show up with kindness instead of score-keeping, and keep choosing each other even when it feels hard.
You’ll start to see where your dynamic is breaking down — and more importantly, where there is still room for repair, closeness, and change.
This conversation is for couples who don’t want to give up, but don’t want to keep living like this either.
If you’re tired of feeling misunderstood, unseen, or emotionally alone in your marriage, this episode will help you understand what’s been missing — and what it would look like to start doing things differently.
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