Cynthia Bailey-Rug
Cynthia Bailey-Rug
A Subtle Sign Of Control No One Warns You About: Not Being Willing To Work On The Relationship
A Subtle Sign Of Control No One Warns You About: Not Being Willing To Work On The Relationship
A Subtle Sign Of Control No One Warns You About: Not Being Willing To Work On The Relationship
Saturday 21st September 2024
Cynthia Bailey-Rug discusses the subtle sign of control in relationships: unwillingness to work on issues. Learn to recognise these red flags.
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Episode Overview
- Unwillingness to work on a relationship is a subtle sign of control.
- Controlling partners deny wrongdoing and minimise harm.
- Gaslighting tactics make you doubt your reality.
- Having needs is normal and healthy in any relationship.
- Recognising these signs can help protect your emotional health.
Having needs is normal and healthy in any relationship. You deserve to be heard, validated, and supported
Ever felt like you're the only one putting effort into your relationship? In this episode, Cynthia Bailey-Rug dives into a subtle yet powerful sign of control: the unwillingness to work on the relationship. At first, everything might seem perfect, but over time, you might notice your partner avoids addressing problems and starts fights whenever issues are mentioned. This behaviour isn't just frustrating; it's a red flag for control.
Cynthia explains how such partners deny wrongdoing, make excuses, and minimise the harm they've caused, leaving you feeling powerless and voiceless. These actions can severely impact your emotional well-being and self-esteem. Cynthia shares personal experiences and Christian perspectives, highlighting the importance of mutual effort and validation in a healthy relationship. She emphasises that having needs is normal and healthy – you deserve to be heard and supported.
By recognising these signs of control, you can take steps to protect your emotional health and seek healthier relationships. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who's ever felt sidelined or invalidated in their relationship. Tune in to understand the dynamics of control and learn how to reclaim your voice.