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Ever wonder why you keep having the same fight with your partner about dishes, money, or family and no matter how many times you “resolve” it? 💭
You walk away thinking it’s settled, only for it to pop back up again the next week. The truth is, it’s rarely about the dishes (or the bills, or the in-laws). It’s about what those moments represent — feeling unseen, unheard, or unappreciated.
Most recurring arguments aren’t really about logistics at all, they’re about unmet emotional needs, old wounds, and unspoken expectations. Until those deeper layers are seen, the same disagreement will keep replaying like a broken record.
Using the powerful tool of conflict mapping, you’ll learn to identify core wounds, anticipate triggers, and communicate with empathy instead of defensiveness. Whether you’re dealing with relationship communication issues, marriage tension, or emotional disconnection, this episode will help you map your way to deeper understanding and connection.
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❤️ Conflict is normal, repetition isn’t. Let’s retire those endless arguments and build relationships that heal instead of hurt.
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