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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2026 · 22 MIN

95: Stop Overfunctioning - Why Emotionally Unavailable Relationships Collapse When You Stop Carrying Them

from You Have the Power - The Road to Truth, Freedom and Real Connection · host Darla Ridilla

What if emotionally unavailable relationships aren’t surviving because the connection is so strong…What if they’re surviving because you’re carrying both sides of it?In Part 3 of the Standards With a Backbone series, Darla Ridilla goes deeper into the emotional labor women often carry in relationships with emotionally unavailable men:• chasing clarity• over-explaining• waiting• managing the connection• accommodating confusion• abandoning themselves to avoid being aloneThis episode explores what happens when behavior starts determining access — and women stop emotionally sustaining relationships that only survive because they are the ones keeping them alive.Darla shares:her recent dating app experience and why silence became informationthe difference between loneliness and self-abandonmenthow becoming “your own person” changes dating entirelythe terrifying moment she left her second marriage with no money, no certainty, and no idea how she would survivewhy standards with a backbone sometimes means breaking your own heart to save yourselfThis conversation is not about punishment, perfection, or controlling men.It’s about self-trust.Because emotionally willing relationships are not built through chasing, proving, or emotional exhaustion.They’re built when you finally stop carrying what was never yours to hold alone.Plus:Darla shares a major new direction she’s stepping into involving podcasting, voice, visibility, and helping people finally share what they have to say.And next week:A brand new 3-part series on NO CONTACT begins.If you’ve ever struggled to let go of an emotionally unavailable relationship…you’re going to want to hear it.Connect with Darla Ridilla: 🌐 Learn more about podcast mentoring and my 30-day podcast launch program: https://www.highvaluewoman.info/shareyourvoiceFree Course - You Have Something to Say: The 3 Shifts That Help You Stop Overthinking and Start Your Podcast - https://youtu.be/IcXzJDGDUtkWebsite: https://www.highvaluewoman.infoSign up for mailing list: https://www.highvaluewoman.info/connectFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550835718631Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/highvaluewoman7/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HighValueWoman-m7wLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darla-ridilla-3179b110/Send me an email: [email protected]

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What if emotionally unavailable relationships aren’t surviving because the connection is so strong… What if they’re surviving because you’re carrying both sides of it? In Part 3 of the Standards With a Backbone series, Darla Ridilla goes deeper into the emotional labor women often carry in relationships with emotionally unavailable men: • chasing clarity • over-explaining • waiting • managing the connection • accommodating confusion • abandoning themselves to avoid being alone This episode ex...

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