Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
Brian Huskey - Codependency & Love
Brian Huskey - Codependency & Love
Brian Huskey - Codependency & Love
Friday 6th July 2018
Brian Huskey discusses co-dependency, resentment, and finding balance in relationships on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour'. Listen for an honest and heartfelt conversation.
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Get the buttons here!Brian Huskey on Co-Dependency: Navigating Relationships and Finding Balance
To see the light come on in someone's eyes when they think that maybe there's hope, that to me is one of the greatest moments of human connection.
Imagine feeling compelled to fix everyone around you, only to end up resenting them. That's the struggle comedian Brian Huskey opens up about in this heartfelt episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour'. Known for his roles in 'Comedy Bang Bang' and 'Mr. Neighbor's House', Brian sits down with host Paul Gilmartin to share his journey through co-dependency, resentment, and the constant urge to be the savior in relationships.
Brian talks candidly about how his need to help others often left him feeling like the resentful victim. He reveals how support groups have been a lifeline, offering a sense of community and shared understanding that helped him break free from these destructive patterns. It's not just about recognizing the issue but also about finding practical ways to build healthier relationships.
The conversation takes a deep dive into the complexities of divorce and insecurity, topics that many can relate to but few discuss openly. Brian's honesty about his vulnerabilities is both refreshing and relatable. He explains how comedy has been both a shield and a sword in his life—protecting him from pain while sometimes keeping genuine connections at bay. Brian also touches on the importance of self-reflection and compassion.
He shares how being present and truly listening to others has transformed his interactions and brought more meaning to his life. His insights into the role of spirituality and creative expression in recovery offer additional layers of understanding for anyone grappling with similar issues. This episode isn't just a conversation; it's a lesson in human connection. Brian's story is a testament to the power of vulnerability and the healing that comes from being part of a supportive community.
If you're navigating the choppy waters of co-dependency or just looking for an honest discussion about mental health, this episode is a must-listen.