Okay, in today's group session, we're going to be talking about emotions and how we can process.

I don't have any emotions. I'm fine.

Stop avoiding the issue. Let's do what the counselor says.

Maybe I should take charge of this session.

Whatever you want.

I don't care.

Okay, okay, calm down everyone.

We can get along.

And look, I rock cupcakes.

I thought this was going to work, but it sounds like a waste of time. Well, maybe you can resonate with some of those

comments. Whenever someone says, let's talk about our feelings. Now, despite how awkward that

conversation might seem, it really is important to understand how and why we respond to each

other emotionally and relationally, and we're going to be exploring that, especially in the context of marriage today.

Thanks for joining us for Focus on the Family with Jim Daly.

I'm John Fuller.

I think I'm up for the cupcakes.

Let's go, cupcakes.

Had me a cupcakes.

That always solves problems, right?

Hey, John, this is a good topic.

It sometimes is a tough topic. Maybe husbands tend to back up a little bit. We're going to talk about early childhood attachment issues and how they usually blossom then as an adult. And that shows up in your marriage a lot, like those trigger things. Yeah, you meant your marriage, John, right?

I met my marriage, John,

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