coming up next on the passionately married podcast.

Then there are also other experiences that could be, you know, mild bullying or a level of just

disengagement in your family system where no one prepared you for puberty or no one prepared

you for just some of the emotional challenges of a prototype of how like middle school can be.

And so part of like what we have learned from people like Dr. Gabor Maute is he would say trauma

is not just what happened to us.

Trauma is what happens inside of us in the absence of an empathetic witness.

Welcome to the show. I'm Dr. Corial alongside my wife Pam.

Good to be here. Each and every week we try to help couples cultivate the space between them

through conversations and actions that you can have that create a more passionate marriage

and a more vibrant life and just propel everything forward.

That's a goal.

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feedback. And coming up on today's regular free version of passionately married is we're joined

again by Jay Stringer. He was in episode 588 on sexual shame and brokenness in the past and the

archives. And so he's come back because today we're talking about the whole idea of lust management.

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