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Most of the time when a married man says “never mind,” he didn’t forget what he wanted to say. He decided it wasn’t worth saying. But what happens when “never mind” stops being something you say once in a while and becomes how you communicate in your marriage?
In this episode of Four Titles, One Truth, Tommie and Lance examine why men can feel corrected, dismissed, or unheard in marriage, and why silence can start to feel easier than another argument.
But this isn’t about blaming wives. We also turn the mirror around and ask whether men always communicate what we’re actually feeling, whether we confuse being understood with being agreed with, and whether years of marriage can cause both people to assume they already know what the other is going to say.
After decades of marriage, we’re still learning that keeping the peace and communicating well aren’t always the same thing.
marriage, married men, marriage communication, husbands, men and marriage, relationship communication, feeling unheard, husband wife communication, long term marriage, marriage problems, men stop talking, communication in marriage, healthy marriage, relationship advice, Four Titles One Truth, mens podcast, marriage podcast
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