What To Do When You Feel Disconnected From Your Partner | Paul Friedman

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[@ajitoniromoke2462]

I enjoyed your video sir, my husband abuse me verbally and rain caurse on me...I let him know how those. Words breaks my heart. He told me he did not do anything wrong and even use more bad words on me.he told me to leave his house ...what do you think I should do in this kind of a situation...thanks

[@TheMarriageFoundation]

His abuses won't start just because you tell him how it hurts, it's part of why he is mean. The solution is to change yourself and become someone he himself would never wish to hurt at all.

[@ajitoniromoke2462]

Thanks..

[@GavDuggan1983]

@@TheMarriageFoundation This really sounds like victim blaming. If a person is being abused, then it’s their responsibility to become more acceptable to the abuser?!

[@GavDuggan1983]

@@ajitoniromoke2462they have given you terrible advice. You are not responsible for being abused. And only they can change their behaviour, not you.

[@TheMarriageFoundation]

The trend is to blame and move on, which is a terrible way to live your life. Each of us has to take responsibility for how we feel and react to what comes our way. My advice is the right advice for those who are tired of suffering and thinking the world will accomodate your weaknesses. I say each should use their experiences to learn what they need too strengthen and learn to live in joy, no matter how difficult the challenges.

[@spiritualaligning8781]

My wife is Christian and I’m not. Advice? Because religion is what we see differences over constantly.

[@TheMarriageFoundation]

Allowing differences in philosophy to cause inharmony is not how to build connection.