ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This one's personal. We're having an honest conversation about what it's like when your parents don't approve of your spouse. How do you honor your marriage while still loving your family? Why does setting boundaries with your parents come with so much guilt? We dive into the guilt trips, the unsolicited opinions, the "pero es tu mamá" and "pero es tu papá" comments, and the emotional tug-of-war so many of us experience. If you've ever felt stuck between choosing your peace and trying to keep everyone else happy, this episode will remind you that protecting your marriage doesn't mean you love your parents any less.
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