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⬇️Best Underwear Ever:
https://shorturl.at/2E1zB
Chris and Tilghman get brutally honest about what happens when YOU'RE the problem in your relationships. From marriage conflicts to the urge to disappear when confronted, they share real stories and practical steps for owning your mistakes.
Key moments:
1:03 - Chris's recent mess-up with his wife and the urge to "check out"
3:36 - The grace factor: having people who know how to confront with love
5:36 - Tilghman's marriage wake-up call after getting married young
7:34 - Why "treading lightly" after messing up makes things worse
8:01 - The work escape: using career focus to avoid relationship problems
9:55 - "I'm the reason behind all these feelings" - the ownership moment
11:14 - Why your loved ones don't want you to disappear when you mess up
12:44 - What they actually want: your strength applied toward healing
The uncomfortable truth: being the problem isn't abnormal, but how you handle it determines everything.
Real lessons learned:
Don't defend, dismiss, or disassociate when called out
- Take time to process criticism without immediately reacting
- Journal and pray about what you're hearing
- Come back engaged with your full strength applied to healing
- Sometimes being called out reveals deeper patterns that need work
"What people in your life really want from you is not for you to leave... they want you to take all that strength, all that aggression, all that drive that you have as a man, and use it for good."
Join our community:
Website: https://rmac.store
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/real_men_apparel_company
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RealMenApparelCompany
#Marriage #Relationships #Accountability #PersonalGrowth #MensDevelopment #Conflict #Communication #Humility
By Real Men Apparel⬇️Best Underwear Ever:
https://shorturl.at/2E1zB
Chris and Tilghman get brutally honest about what happens when YOU'RE the problem in your relationships. From marriage conflicts to the urge to disappear when confronted, they share real stories and practical steps for owning your mistakes.
Key moments:
1:03 - Chris's recent mess-up with his wife and the urge to "check out"
3:36 - The grace factor: having people who know how to confront with love
5:36 - Tilghman's marriage wake-up call after getting married young
7:34 - Why "treading lightly" after messing up makes things worse
8:01 - The work escape: using career focus to avoid relationship problems
9:55 - "I'm the reason behind all these feelings" - the ownership moment
11:14 - Why your loved ones don't want you to disappear when you mess up
12:44 - What they actually want: your strength applied toward healing
The uncomfortable truth: being the problem isn't abnormal, but how you handle it determines everything.
Real lessons learned:
Don't defend, dismiss, or disassociate when called out
- Take time to process criticism without immediately reacting
- Journal and pray about what you're hearing
- Come back engaged with your full strength applied to healing
- Sometimes being called out reveals deeper patterns that need work
"What people in your life really want from you is not for you to leave... they want you to take all that strength, all that aggression, all that drive that you have as a man, and use it for good."
Join our community:
Website: https://rmac.store
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/real_men_apparel_company
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RealMenApparelCompany
#Marriage #Relationships #Accountability #PersonalGrowth #MensDevelopment #Conflict #Communication #Humility