Big Stuff With Danielle Colley
Jun 17, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 9 segments
Enjoyed this and want to let us know? Drop us a text What if the fight you keep having with your partner was never actually about the washing (or…
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Sarah McGahanGuest
Danielle ColleyHost
It's so interesting when you start to realize that the issues that you have with everybody else being a dickhead- [laughs]

But it do- you, you know, like, in, in our relationships or in, uh, like in our intimate relationships or with our children or with our siblings I think is a really big one that shows up.

We play out these dynamics where often there is not gonna be a resolution because there isn't a resolution to be made, there, or to be had.

It's almost like you get stuck in these, in these power plays or whatever because you are running these ancient programs.

Now, if you're listening to this and you're like, "I don't know how I feel about past lives or how I feel about, you know, m- ancestral trauma and stuff like that," you know, just, like, pause that thought and just imagine it's, like, this lifetime only, if that works for you, because it, it's the same thing.

It's these deep, deep, deep patterning and programs from, like, childhood, early childhood and be- before.

I had a very, very intense session in couples therapy yesterday about the washing, right?

It is the folding and putting away of the washing that is creating this thing, and it's not about the washing.

It's about the power play of someone telling someone else it needs to be done, and what that makes the other person feel, and how it brings up this idea that I'm not good, or I'm bad, or I'm messy or, like, whatever.

And, and before I knew it, I was crying in therapy about the washing, which I don't even care about.

It's so interesting when you start to realize that the issues that you have with everybody else being a dickhead- [laughs]

But it do- you, you know, like, in, in our relationships or in, uh, like in our intimate relationships or with our children or with our siblings I think is a really big one that shows up.

We play out these dynamics where often there is not gonna be a resolution because there isn't a resolution to be made, there, or to be had.

It's almost like you get stuck in these, in these power plays or whatever because you are running these ancient programs.

Now, if you're listening to this and you're like, "I don't know how I feel about past lives or how I feel about, you know, m- ancestral trauma and stuff like that," you know, just, like, pause that thought and just imagine it's, like, this lifetime only, if that works for you, because it, it's the same thing.

It's these deep, deep, deep patterning and programs from, like, childhood, early childhood and be- before.

I had a very, very intense session in couples therapy yesterday about the washing, right?

It is the folding and putting away of the washing that is creating this thing, and it's not about the washing.

It's about the power play of someone telling someone else it needs to be done, and what that makes the other person feel, and how it brings up this idea that I'm not good, or I'm bad, or I'm messy or, like, whatever.

And, and before I knew it, I was crying in therapy about the washing, which I don't even care about.
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