Sep 2, 2026 · 48 min · 12 segments
Today we unpack the difference between healthy emotions and something far more dangerous: emotionalism. From the silent treatment to storming off to feeling "unloved" even when your spouse is trying…
Okay, so if you weren't watching, oh, if you weren't watching, what's happening is you've got this woman kind of storming through a field.
Behind every angry wife, and then it goes to the guy who's kind of looks like a bit of a dope.
And the caption says, behind every angry wife is a husband who doesn't know what he did wrong.
But it does definitely illustrate, I think, the elevation of emotions that we've we've allowed this elevation to take place in sometimes, like you said, unbeknownst to us in our marriage, because it is kind of the water we're swimming in, culturally speaking.
And since I'm in the fierce men space, I think in terms of how to help men see this stuff, because I think a lot of times, by the way, men have emotional toddlerisms as well that they
Okay, so if you weren't watching, oh, if you weren't watching, what's happening is you've got this woman kind of storming through a field.
Behind every angry wife, and then it goes to the guy who's kind of looks like a bit of a dope.
And the caption says, behind every angry wife is a husband who doesn't know what he did wrong.
But it does definitely illustrate, I think, the elevation of emotions that we've we've allowed this elevation to take place in sometimes, like you said, unbeknownst to us in our marriage, because it is kind of the water we're swimming in, culturally speaking.
And since I'm in the fierce men space, I think in terms of how to help men see this stuff, because I think a lot of times, by the way, men have emotional toddlerisms as well that they
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