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Let’s Talk About It: Why Men & Women Miss Each Other
There is something that quietly kills desire in a relationship. It’s not betrayal. It’s not attraction fading. It’s not even a lack of love.
It’s misunderstanding.
Two people who care about each other, who want each other, who have the right intentions, but they’re missing each other like two trains running on parallel tracks that never cross..and the wild part? Most couples don’t even realize it’s happening until the damage has already piled up.
This episode takes you inside this problem; how men and women often come at intimacy from two totally different directions, why that creates frustration and resentment, and how to stop living in the cycle of “you never…” and “you always…”, before it kills connection.
It’s misunderstanding.
Two people who care about each other, who want each other, who have the right intentions, but they’re missing each other like two trains running on parallel tracks that never cross..and the wild part? Most couples don’t even realize it’s happening until the damage has already piled up.
This episode takes you inside this problem; how men and women often come at intimacy from two totally different directions, why that creates frustration and resentment, and how to stop living in the cycle of “you never…” and “you always…”, before it kills connection.
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By Jay MillerThere is something that quietly kills desire in a relationship. It’s not betrayal. It’s not attraction fading. It’s not even a lack of love.
It’s misunderstanding.
Two people who care about each other, who want each other, who have the right intentions, but they’re missing each other like two trains running on parallel tracks that never cross..and the wild part? Most couples don’t even realize it’s happening until the damage has already piled up.
This episode takes you inside this problem; how men and women often come at intimacy from two totally different directions, why that creates frustration and resentment, and how to stop living in the cycle of “you never…” and “you always…”, before it kills connection.
It’s misunderstanding.
Two people who care about each other, who want each other, who have the right intentions, but they’re missing each other like two trains running on parallel tracks that never cross..and the wild part? Most couples don’t even realize it’s happening until the damage has already piled up.
This episode takes you inside this problem; how men and women often come at intimacy from two totally different directions, why that creates frustration and resentment, and how to stop living in the cycle of “you never…” and “you always…”, before it kills connection.