Left Behind: Coping with Abandonment and Anger in Marriage

In this episode, we discuss a heartbreaking situation where a husband has left his wife multiple times, even after the birth of their child and their baby's stay in the NICU. The wife is in emotional pain and confusion as to why her husband explodes in anger or runs away so much, despite being wonderful about 90% of the time. We delve into the principle that anger is based on pain and explore the possible reasons behind the husband's behavior. Dr. Joe recommends seeking professional counseling and leveraging the Emotionally Focused Therapy approach to address the husband's abandonment and control issues. The discussion also touches on setting boundaries and taking necessary steps to ensure safety in cases where there is physical, intellectual, emotional, or spiritual danger. If you or anyone you know is going through a similar situation, this episode may offer some insights and guidance on how to cope with abandonment and anger in a marriage.

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[Steven Bobb]

Stop with this biased women's lib stuff already. You know good and well many women do the same things to men you just pointed out. Christian counsel is supposed to be for EVERYONE, not just slanted towards one gender, while overlooking the victims on the other side. Too much bias. One sided.

 

[Edwards]

Stop with this biased women's lib stuff already. You know good and well many women do the same things to men you just pointed out. Christian counsel is supposed to be for EVERYONE, not just slanted towards one gender, while overlooking the victims on the other side. Too much bias. One sided.

Let us all fast and pray for all the women who act not according to God's word. They need Jesus. Let us all be real in this issue. We need Jesus' help and grace to change our attitude and desires. It is Him alone who is the fountain of all joy.