Hey, welcome to Taking Side's the Marriage Podcast with Dalin and Ashley.

I'm your host, Dalin, and this is Ashley.

Hello, this is one of the last podcasts where we have two podcasts. So pretty soon they're all going to be over here. We are

starting to do two a week next. The best word we've come up with is resorbing big

little life. Taking sides like Dwight did with his twin is going to resorb the other one.

No one is, I said one of them is ending and that was the wrong word.

We just sometimes we feel like we say the same thing on both platforms.

We come over here.

No need.

We want a chit chat.

We've already chit chit chatted over there.

I'm gonna dive into some of your guys' questions afterwards.

It's gonna be fun.

We're just gonna bring it all to one stage.

One production. Some would say. A marriage, if you will. A resorption. I had a thought that I wanted to start this out on of with to the podcast.

Thank you.

We've been talking a lot about in-laws and reading some things that other therapists have said

about dealing with in-laws and I thought I came to the conclusion

the main reason in-laws are such an issue you know of like a marriage issue is because you

don't have a shared past one member member, no, it's the only reason a person would resent feelings of anger, you know, feelings

of anger, results from the thought in your head that you're being treated unfairly or is

or not being treated as fairly as other members of the family.

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