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This is an area we had to take to the cross to say, Lord, my fearful pleaser side is not working here in this relationship.

Her avoidant dismissive side is not working.

It's a bad dance.

It's crushing you probably.

It was crushing.

That's Mylan Yerkovich describing how our childhood experiences follow us into adulthood

and frankly into all of the relationships

we experience as adults. I'm John Fuller and welcome to another Best of 2025 edition of Focus

on the Family with Jim Daly. Myelin and his wife Kay were part of a panel conversation that we

recorded earlier this year. They were joined by Mark and Amy Cameron,

and they're essentially taking over the ministry of Love Styles that the Yerkovich's

started so many years ago. John, I'm not surprised this panel of experts became part of our

best of collection. They provide such great content, understanding how our earliest childhood experiences can

imprint on us emotionally and behaviorally in both positive and negative ways. And I think we know in our

hearts that is true. If you've ever wondered why you think and feel the way you do, especially

in relationships, the love styles concept

that Mylan and Kay developed can provide some great insights for you. As we learned last time,

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