The Psychology of Relationships

How To Avoid That Big Breakup or Divorce: The Relationship Warning Signs Most Couples Miss w/ Matthew Fray

July 23 · 56 min · 54.2 MB
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Relationships rarely end because of one major event. More often, they slowly break down through small moments where one partner feels dismissed, unseen, or emotionally unsupported. Matthew Fray, relationship coach and author of This Is How Your Marriage Ends, joins Julie & Yue to unpack the lessons behind his viral article An Open Letter to Shtty Husbands*. He shares how emotional neglect quietly erodes connection, why these patterns often go unnoticed until it’s too late, and what it actually takes to become a more present, emotionally aware partner.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • How emotional neglect quietly damages relationships
  • Why small dismissive moments matter more than people realize
  • The hidden warning signs relationships are struggling
  • How these patterns can begin long before marriage
  • Ways to become a more emotionally present partner


To learn more about Matthew Fray, follow him @frayrelationships and visit matthewfray.com



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