Chapter
The Importance of Keeping Private Disputes in Relationships
42:38 - 47:53 (05:14)
In this conversation, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not discussing private relationship disputes or problems in public, rather having conversations in private with a spouse, partner, or counselor.
Clips
Being married, it's common to hang out with other married couples as they can provide a different perspective when talking through issues.
42:38 - 43:25 (00:46)
relationships
Summary
Being married, it's common to hang out with other married couples as they can provide a different perspective when talking through issues. Plus, it's comforting to know that everyone deals with similar struggles.
ChapterThe Importance of Keeping Private Disputes in Relationships
EpisodeSleep Divorce, Fighting in Public & Boundaries for Childbirth
PodcastThe Unplanned Podcast with Matt & Abby
Abby and Matt talk about keeping disputes private and the benefits of having an impartial counselor or couples therapy.
43:25 - 45:52 (02:26)
Relationships
Summary
Abby and Matt talk about keeping disputes private and the benefits of having an impartial counselor or couples therapy.
ChapterThe Importance of Keeping Private Disputes in Relationships
EpisodeSleep Divorce, Fighting in Public & Boundaries for Childbirth
PodcastThe Unplanned Podcast with Matt & Abby
The speaker acknowledges that being best friends with his mom could lead to unhealthy dynamics if she tries to back him up in conflicts, but he also notes that he is not particularly close with his parents.
45:52 - 47:53 (02:01)
Family relationships
Summary
The speaker acknowledges that being best friends with his mom could lead to unhealthy dynamics if she tries to back him up in conflicts, but he also notes that he is not particularly close with his parents.