Morrow Marriage | Disrupting Divorce

Should I Cut Out Toxic Family for My Marriage? | Truth About Boundaries | The 'NEW' Marriage | Ep365

Jan 19, 2026
Cutting ties with toxic family can be crucial for a healthy marriage. The hosts emphasize the need to prioritize your relationship over unhealthy influences. They discuss the difference between manipulation and misunderstandings, helping listeners assess family dynamics. There's a strong focus on personal growth and how it impacts relationships. Implementing change is key; don’t just talk—act. If your circle isn’t uplifting, it’s time to let go. The discussion encourages taking bold steps to protect your marriage and personal development.
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ADVICE

Cut Toxic Family To Protect Your Marriage

  • Do cut out people who consistently cause unhealthy drama in your marriage and home.
  • Do prioritize protecting your relationship over preserving toxic family ties, per Cass Morrow.
ANECDOTE

Client's Struggle With Mother-In-Law

  • Kathryn described a woman doing the work while her husband wanted a divorce and the mother-in-law escalated issues.
  • The wife's efforts were misunderstood and the mother-in-law reported a manipulated version back to the husband.
ADVICE

Use Skills Before Cutting Ties

  • Try using relationship skills you learn in programs to test whether a family relationship can be repaired.
  • If the person responds well to validation and tools, engage; otherwise cut the noise.
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