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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Hating Christmas and Body Memories

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2024

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Rebeccasode! Dr Kirk and Rebecca answer patron emails.

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00:00 Rethinking Christmas
12:07 Body memories and trauma 
42:35 Coping with the death of an abuser
50:42 Substance use addiction in a relationship

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October 16, 2024

The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®

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0:00.0

So Rebecca, 15 minutes ago I was still sleeping.

0:05.0

And you never call me, so when I was like sitting outside your house and I saw you calling me, I was like,

0:11.0

what is going on? Yeah I woke up and I you know lazily looked at the

0:17.3

clock and realized that we were podcasting in five minutes and I called you and told you to give me another 15 but I only needed another

0:27.7

five really.

0:28.7

Very impressive.

0:29.7

You are wearing a hat.

0:31.7

Well it's for your sake that I'm wearing this hat but let's

0:37.2

get into it this email is from an honest patron she says I'm a long time

0:42.3

listener but this is my first time emailing in.

0:45.6

Here's my question. How do I stop being bothered by my husband's trauma

0:51.1

responses at Christmas? I have always loved Christmas and even though I have

0:56.4

been through a lot of trauma in childhood and my love for Christmas has been unwavering. My husband,

1:01.6

however, also experienced childhood trauma and Christmas is very hard for him.

1:06.0

My husband seems very grumpy, irritable, sulky, and rude on Christmas.

1:11.0

While I know in my mind that this is stemming from his pain, it almost ruins the holiday for me.

1:19.2

I end up being the fun one on Christmas and the only person making the day cheerful at all.

1:26.0

My husband and his family like that about me, they have told me this explicitly, but I feel as

1:31.7

though they benefit greatly by me bringing them up in mood

1:36.2

while I, while they are bringing me down. I feel so bad, but I am becoming resentful toward my husband for his attitude on Christmas.

1:47.6

I'm guessing it is because I haven't seen others model grace and acceptance of grumpiness and being down.

1:55.0

Sorry.

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