EPISODE · Mar 11, 2026 · 57 MIN
Men vs Women Is a Lie + The Hidden Language of Men + Why Relationships Fail X Alison Armstrong
from Discerning Marriage · host Theology of the Body Institute
What if many conflicts between men and women come from misunderstanding—not bad intentions?In this episode of Discerning Marriage, Elizabeth Busby sits down with relationship researcher Allison Armstrong to explore what decades of studying men reveal about how men and women think, communicate, and experience love.They discuss why men often prioritize respect while women seek connection, how misunderstandings about feelings and support create conflict, and why chemistry alone isn’t enough for lasting love. Whether you’re single, dating, engaged, or married, this conversation offers a hopeful vision: men and women learning to understand each other so they can truly thrive together.📸 Elizabeth’s Instagram👩❤️👨 If you’re seriously dating and thinking about getting engaged, check out our Next Step course to help discern if you’re both ready for engagement.Alison's resources:Own Your Own Ultimatums webinarThe Queen's Code audiobookIn addition, your viewers can receive the following products for FREE using the promo codes and instructions below:Thrive Your Life webinarClick on "FOR ME"At check out, enter promo code AlisonThrive2025 (promo code expires 6/30/2026)Making Sense of Men: A Woman's Guide to a Lifetime of Love, Care & Attention from All Men eBook, available on the Alison Armstrong Mobile AppClick on "FOR ME"At check out, enter promo code AlisonGift2025 (promo code expires 6/30/2026)Theology of the Body Institute Resources: 🔥 3 FREE sessions of our flagship course on the TOB 💬 Text TOB to (404) 647-7682 ⚡️ Support us & get access to leading TOB formation 📚 Course schedule 🏔️ Pilgrimages 🛍️ Store
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