Finding the Root of Emotions - Using MARRIED AT FIRST SIGHT

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Published 2020-07-05

How to get to the root of your emotions, so that you're one step closer to healing the true cause of your pain! I'll be making another video on how to heal the root traumas once you've discovered them, so subscribe to see that!

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Clips in this video are taken from Married at First Sight Season 9 Episode 7.
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Music:
Concentration by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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All Comments (5)

@unm0vedm0ver 3 years ago

Really deep perspectives on emotional healing. Keep it up!
@amandaherbst263 3 years ago

you are very good with that! I look forward to the next video 😊
@ahsanjaved1946 3 years ago

Woooaaaaaaaaaaah thanks for sharing this informative stuff
@chasegreen1145 3 years ago

The issue is that she is exaggerating the reality of the situation. Do couples typically have a shared underwear drawer? Clothes drawers? This is just part of the logic that typically is present in a large amount of males. If there is room, it typically can/will be utilized, and not having multiple peoples things all in one place when there is plenty of usable room, there's no reason for her to be that crazy emotional about it. Instead of jumping straight to, "We're not roommates. I don't __ my roommates." Maybe ask why he wants it separate and actually LISTEN to the reasoning behind the choice. Jumping to an emotional freak out over something so trivial will drive any sane man away. I understand that in the couple you're referencing, the dude was not an ideal dude, but my point still stands in general for a large portion of men. They will turn and run if their significant other freaks out about trivial things like where things are stored.