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Hello and welcome to Anatomy of Mirror Dime Your Host Melanie Studley.

What's up guys? My name is Seth Studley. I'm a licensed marriage and family therapist.

Today, we are diving into what to do when my husband is quiet.

Alright, let's dive in.

Alright, we're answering a question today that was sent into us and it says,

how do you encourage espouse to communicate and converse with you when they are a naturally a quiet person?

My husband seems to be withdrawing more and more into his silent state of being.

He has finally admitted that he might be depressed, no joke, and has started an antidepressant.

I'm hoping that this will help him to feel something for life again and maybe start to open up.

He, wait, we have been married for almost 20 years and he has always been pretty quiet when it comes to actual conversations on anything other than work and hunting.

I asked him what his ideal dream vacation was last week and he replied that his brain doesn't work that way.

He doesn't know what it would be. I asked who would be there and what would make it more memorable. He said, I don't know.

I have suggested going to counseling as I can, as I see a counselor already for my own depression and childhood abuse, but he said he didn't think he needed that and that it wouldn't, he wouldn't even know what to say anyway.

I'm ready to put my head through a wall.

We have your app and we really like it, but he has never opened it.

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