Date Your Wife Meet Garrett & Danielle | Date Your Wife | Ep 001
Jan 6, 2018
42:50
In Today's Podcast.... Point #1: Detailed Eyes
- As we dive into the first inaugural episode of the Date Your Wife podcast with Garrett and Danielle White, the conversation instantly goes to the difference between men and women when looking at themselves.
- The purpose of this podcast is to help people gain a better perspective on who they are as individuals and what they've gone through as a couple.
- Between struggles of sex, money and children, communication in general wasn't always where it is now.
- They first met at a Mormon church function in Orem, Utah where the first impression for Danielle was of Garrett being super loud.
- Garrett had randomly showed up at Danielle's apartment after his cousin called dibs, dating for the following two years, breaking up around nine times before deciding to get married.
- Both crazy attracted to the crazy within each other, they realized that they couldn't do life with out each other.
- Waiting to have sex until marriage, having a very strict upbringing in the Mormon culture, it was always a hard topic to discuss, which is why it's the first topic that will be discussed in the upcoming episode.
- Skipping right to the topic about childbearing, when it comes to pushing out a baby, it's the euphoria of accomplishing something extremely hard, and there's a lot of things in parenting that she's constantly beating herself up about.
- As a working mom, there's this continual guilt that comes from balancing the mom role with the career, there's an internal plugging in that moms have compared to dad.
- Garrett was raised with a very different upbringing compared to how Danielle was raised economically, though both of them were raised with the mentality to work for the money they earn, in which Danielle saw beyond the upbringing and saw that Garrett had a gentleman's way about him.
- Communication was what became the strongest part of their marriage, which is what started their relationship to building up Danielle's hair industry so she could leave Garrett, considering a lot of options when life lacked the needed communication.
- A large part of the show is about learning how to rebuild the relationship beyond the pain, wanting to bring strength to other couples based off of their own experiences within their own relationship, becoming a show that can be relatable to both men and women.