
Pillow Talks E243: Your Biggest Marriage Regrets (And How To Prevent Them)
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Jan 15, 2026 Marriage regrets often creep in quietly, like feeling more like roommates than partners. Boundaries with extended family can unknowingly damage relationships. Sexual rejection can lead to emotional shutdown, while losing your individual identity in a partnership is a common pitfall. Work and kids often overshadow connection, making couples feel stuck. The hosts emphasize the importance of addressing sexual incompatibility and reinvigorating fun in relationships, offering practical ways to refresh and connect.
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Set Boundaries With Extended Family
- Discuss family-boundary values early and set clear limits with your partner before resentment builds.
- Enforce consequences if your partner repeatedly prioritizes family over your marriage.
Don't Let Rejection Define You
- Rejection is inevitable in relationships and shouldn't define your desirability.
- Separate your self-worth from partner responses and address chronic rejection with honest conversation or therapy.
Protect Your Individual Identity
- Maintain your individual life: hobbies, friends, and therapy when needed to prevent enmeshment.
- Raise concerns early to avoid resentment that explodes later as a '10 out of 10' problem.
