Most marriage problems aren't caused by terrible people β they're caused by blind spots. Habits you don't notice that are producing outcomes you can't see.
In this episode, I break down five of the most common blind spots I see in the marriages of men I coach: your tone, domestic load, the self-care spectrum, yelling (and the +2 Rule), and your view of sex. Each one comes with a specific fix. If you're in separation, at least one of these probably played a role.Β
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**Timestamps:**
0:00 β Introduction & framing
1:29 β Why these are dot-connecting problems
3:07 β This is not a guilt trip
4:51 β Blind Spot 1: Your tone
7:00 β Why it sounds like a teenage boy talking to his mom
9:12 β Your tone trains how she reads your texts
10:16 β Blind Spot 2: Domestic load
12:15 β Two correctives: acknowledge + predictable help
16:02 β Mental load / emotional labor 17:13 β "Saturdaddy Day" personal example
18:40 β Blind Spot 3: The self-care spectrum
20:26 β Escapism disguised as self-care
21:43 β How to split buffer time equitably
22:54 β Blind Spot 4: Yelling
24:24 β Why a man's yelling lands differently
25:22 β The +2 Rule
27:47 β Boundaries vs. yelling back
28:12 β Blind Spot 5: Your view of sex
29:05 β Sex is a symptom, not the cause
30:18 β How to enjoy courting without sex as the end goal
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