

On Again/Off Again
This is a classic session of Where Should We Begin? They've been on and off for almost 20 years. While she takes care of his and their child, she wants to know that he's also there for her. He's been battling depression for years. And the shame that comes with it. Producer’s Note: When our anonymous guests do a…

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“He is classically avoidant. And unless he’s willing to change that, she will carry the emotional load of the relationship. These “off and on” couples are trauma bonded in my opinion. They don’t have the relationship skills to have a healthy…”
“Never thought about the anxious-avoidant pull push drama could extend over decades... I thought they fizzle out in a couple of years max cause its just exhausting. Yet the woman is still saying she wants to care for him and he says we are m…”
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