ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We don't just marry a person. We marry our history.
In this episode, Angie explores how childhood patterns like keeping the peace, going quiet, and over-functioning show up in how we fight, ask for what we need, or shut down in our marriages. She shares how to notice when a reaction is older than the moment, and why naming a pattern together turns reenacting it into talking about it.
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United States
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