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Just about ready to finish our conversation where we have been talking for the last several episodes about how patriarchy hurts men.

And in this particular episode, we are sort of picking up on a conversation that we started

about this marriage topic and kind of out of the blue, Nathan and I just got to

processing our own marriage and how Nathan was socialized to not know how to make meaning of feelings

or to, I don't know, is it fair to say you didn't really have a lot of internal processing

or like was it cut off or was it more that you didn't know how to say it out loud?

Probably some of all of the above.

I mean, I certainly had emotions like anger and fear.

Yeah.

When we first got married, was I experiencing like a full gamut of love and joy.

And no, I mean, I just know.

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