This week we dive deeper into the world of Mental Load- chatting through stories that might leave a partner feeling ALONE in their own relationship.

This week we have the exciting new opportunity to chat through some Listener Write-ins that have been sent to us!

We also dig deep into what might sit behind some partner's apparent inability to step-up to the task of 'partner' and how we might tackle that as a community.

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Do the phrases "Tell me if you need me" or "Let me know if I can help" immediately give you a stress response? Ever find yourself so overwhelmed with invisible tasks that you can't think straight or express what needs to be done? What you're experiencing here is called "Mental Load"- the invisible and cognitive sister of "Work Load".

Imbalanced Mental Load is a concept common to couples, but a phrase unfamiliar to many. We wrestled with tension for years within our relationship before we stumbled across this framework that has transformed the way we navigate responsibility within our household.

This week we explore what "Mental Load" is, how it might be playing out within your relationship and some practical ways in which you can start navigating this imbalance with your partner.

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🤦‍♀️ Ever said something without thinking and it ended up hurting your partner? Yeah, we've been there too. Communication isn't just about getting your thoughts out, it's also about communicating in a way that will best speak to our partners.

This week we're getting real about the power of words in relationships. We dive into reddit stories that got terribly lost in translation. It's not what these people meant that was the problem it's EVERYTHING about how they said it that caused the issue.

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