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Resentment in Marriage: How Parenthood Brings up Old Wounds and Unresolved Issues | Fatherhood | Ep. 31
Resentment can be a silent weight in many relationships, and for parents, it often feels intensified.
In this episode, we dive into the roots of resentment in marriage, exploring how parenthood can uncover unresolved emotional wounds that surface when life becomes busier and more demanding.
Whether it’s unspoken needs going unmet or feeling like one partner is carrying more of the load, resentment can subtly shift how we view each other and impact our closeness.
Today we find out why resentment builds, especially after having kids, and how it’s often a signal that something important needs attention. 🧠
More specifically, we take a look at:
- 💔 How resentment forms when life feels unbalanced
This conversation isn’t about blame. It’s about creating a more connected, compassionate partnership and breaking free from resentment’s cycle so you both feel supported.
I hope you’ll join me!
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Mentioned Resources
1. Google: John and Julie Gottman - Relationship experts who research what makes a healthy relationship.
2. Couples’ Communication Checklist
3. Reconnect With Her CHALLENGE
ALSO,
Learn more about your psychology in fatherhood [Episode on Patrescence] as well as your partner’s [Episode 1 on Matrescence]
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Full Transcript HERE.
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📩 Get in touch with me (Instagram @markella.kaplani; website; e-mail: [email protected])
🎧 Listen, share, and leave a review!
Your support means the world!
---
Markella Kaplani, M.A.
Clinical-Counseling Psychologist
Parenthood & Relationship Coach
www.markellakaplani.com
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By Markella Kaplani - Clinical-Counseling Psychologist | Parenthood & Relationship Coach | Matrescence ExpertResentment can be a silent weight in many relationships, and for parents, it often feels intensified.
In this episode, we dive into the roots of resentment in marriage, exploring how parenthood can uncover unresolved emotional wounds that surface when life becomes busier and more demanding.
Whether it’s unspoken needs going unmet or feeling like one partner is carrying more of the load, resentment can subtly shift how we view each other and impact our closeness.
Today we find out why resentment builds, especially after having kids, and how it’s often a signal that something important needs attention. 🧠
More specifically, we take a look at:
- 💔 How resentment forms when life feels unbalanced
This conversation isn’t about blame. It’s about creating a more connected, compassionate partnership and breaking free from resentment’s cycle so you both feel supported.
I hope you’ll join me!
—
Mentioned Resources
1. Google: John and Julie Gottman - Relationship experts who research what makes a healthy relationship.
2. Couples’ Communication Checklist
3. Reconnect With Her CHALLENGE
ALSO,
Learn more about your psychology in fatherhood [Episode on Patrescence] as well as your partner’s [Episode 1 on Matrescence]
---
Full Transcript HERE.
---
📩 Get in touch with me (Instagram @markella.kaplani; website; e-mail: [email protected])
🎧 Listen, share, and leave a review!
Your support means the world!
---
Markella Kaplani, M.A.
Clinical-Counseling Psychologist
Parenthood & Relationship Coach
www.markellakaplani.com