Episode 2: "So...Are we good now?"

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Conflict is inevitable, but what happens after the argument is where the real work begins. In this episode, we're getting personal about conflict in our marriage, how we handle disagreements, and what it actually takes to repair the disconnect when feelings get hurt. We're talking about apologies, accountability, miscommunication, and the difference between moving on and truly working through something.

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