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The Warning Signs We Ignored Almost Cost Us Everything

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The journey from marital bliss to the brink of divorce isn't a sudden leap—it's a gradual drift marked by subtle warning signs that many couples miss until it's almost too late. After celebrating 15 years together, we're pulling back the curtain on the year we nearly ended our marriage.
Small phrases can become relationship poison. For years, during arguments, I would say to Pierre, "Maybe you married the wrong person." Though I never doubted he was right for me, I questioned whether I was right for him. After a decade of hearing this, he began to believe it might be true. These seemingly innocent words created deep fractures in our foundation.
The emotional withdrawal was perhaps most telling. Physical touch, once a primary love language for Pierre, became uncomfortable. "I'm fine" became our mantra—a dangerous lie that masked deeper problems. Communication broke down to the point where every conversation felt like navigating a minefield—even simple questions about daily tasks could explode into conflict.
Our challenges were compounded by cultural differences as an interracial couple, the struggles of marrying young, and surrounding ourselves with people who normalized divorce. Pornography, criticism, and resentment further eroded our connection.
What saved us? Two critical elements: individually seeking God when we couldn't pray together, and professional therapy that helped us escape the conversation loops we couldn't break on our own. Our therapist knew our personality types and gave us practical tools to rebuild what was broken.
Today, we're passionate about helping others recognize these warning signs before reaching crisis point. If you're seeing these patterns in your relationship, there's still hope. We'd love to pray with you, connect you with resources, or simply be a listening ear as you navigate your own journey. Remember—even a marriage on the brink can be restored to something stronger than before.

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Chapters

1. Introducing Our Marriage Crisis (00:00:00)

2. Early Warning Signs We Missed (00:02:22)

3. When "I'm Fine" Signals Divorce (00:06:37)

4. Cultural Differences and Young Marriage (00:11:45)

5. Major Red Flags in Marriages (00:17:56)

6. Finding Healing Through Faith and Therapy (00:26:38)

7. From Divorce to Restoration (00:31:43)

75 episodes

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The journey from marital bliss to the brink of divorce isn't a sudden leap—it's a gradual drift marked by subtle warning signs that many couples miss until it's almost too late. After celebrating 15 years together, we're pulling back the curtain on the year we nearly ended our marriage.
Small phrases can become relationship poison. For years, during arguments, I would say to Pierre, "Maybe you married the wrong person." Though I never doubted he was right for me, I questioned whether I was right for him. After a decade of hearing this, he began to believe it might be true. These seemingly innocent words created deep fractures in our foundation.
The emotional withdrawal was perhaps most telling. Physical touch, once a primary love language for Pierre, became uncomfortable. "I'm fine" became our mantra—a dangerous lie that masked deeper problems. Communication broke down to the point where every conversation felt like navigating a minefield—even simple questions about daily tasks could explode into conflict.
Our challenges were compounded by cultural differences as an interracial couple, the struggles of marrying young, and surrounding ourselves with people who normalized divorce. Pornography, criticism, and resentment further eroded our connection.
What saved us? Two critical elements: individually seeking God when we couldn't pray together, and professional therapy that helped us escape the conversation loops we couldn't break on our own. Our therapist knew our personality types and gave us practical tools to rebuild what was broken.
Today, we're passionate about helping others recognize these warning signs before reaching crisis point. If you're seeing these patterns in your relationship, there's still hope. We'd love to pray with you, connect you with resources, or simply be a listening ear as you navigate your own journey. Remember—even a marriage on the brink can be restored to something stronger than before.

Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched!
Start for FREE

Support the show

THE NEW LIFE COLLECTION IS HERE:
Shop Here 👉 https://letsdigthepodcast.myshopify.com/
____________________________________
STAY TUNED FOR ALL EPISODES HERE:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxNumgVDs3mAeIfVhq64qAQ?sub_confirmation=1
Use this link for all the ways to keep in touch:
http://linktr.ee/letsdigthepodcast
FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:
Pierre: https://www.instagram.com/pierrearistil/
Danilee: https://www.instagram.com/danileearistil/
If this episode resonated with you please be sure to leave a comment, subscribe, like or share it. Thank you for joining as we dig!
____________________________________
Would you like to be a blessing:
https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/letsdig

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introducing Our Marriage Crisis (00:00:00)

2. Early Warning Signs We Missed (00:02:22)

3. When "I'm Fine" Signals Divorce (00:06:37)

4. Cultural Differences and Young Marriage (00:11:45)

5. Major Red Flags in Marriages (00:17:56)

6. Finding Healing Through Faith and Therapy (00:26:38)

7. From Divorce to Restoration (00:31:43)

75 episodes

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