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Hello, and welcome to Anatomy of Mara. I'm your host, Melanie Studley.

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

We want you guys to check out Jocelyn and Aaron Freeman of Meet the Freeman's, and the conversation we had about their brand new book called the argument hangover.

It's really cool. They had super cool steps to go through. This is going to help you no matter what.

All right. Let's dive in.

Hey, guys. What's up, Seth and Melanie here. We're super excited to hang out with Aaron and Jocelyn Freeman of Meet the Freeman's. What's up, you guys?

Hello. Glad to be here. Thanks for having us on.

Yeah. I know we've done some back and forth of we've seen your guys and stuff. You've seen our stuff. And sometimes it seems like the more we get into the space, that's just the thing like, oh, we'd love to.

Okay, this is opening. Let's do it. We can't kind of thing. And we had some back and forth there. So we're super excited to finally be able to sit down with you guys. And we want you to talk about all the stuff you have going on.

Especially when we were talking earlier about moving to North Carolina and all that stuff. We can get into that, which I'm excited about.

But you may think the argument hangover your brand new book you guys.

Yes.

Yeah, the argument hangover. I'm sure people listening who are in a relationship or have ever been in a relationship are like, I know exactly what that means.

I know exactly what it feels like.

The argument hangover period and just to briefly define it for people to have context, the argument hangover is a term that we created to describe the period of time after a disagreement that lasts all the way up until you fully reconnect emotionally.

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