3 Myths About Resentment [How to Clear Resentments for Good]

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2 жыл бұрын

Resentment is normal but it's also poison if you don't know how to clear it out. In this talk I share 3 myths about resentment, how it shows up in marriage, and some tangible steps you can take to clear resentments once and for all.
So be aware of these 3 myths about resentment so you can clean the slate and pave the way for deep connection for life.
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Monika Hoyt, LICSW | Monika Hoyt helps couples and individuals whose marriages are on the brink transform their relationships from the inside-out. She focuses on changing limiting beliefs, building emotional connection, and getting on the same team for life.
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@user-xh8ze5vv7p 11 ай бұрын

I need a psychologist like you

@The_Latin_Drummer 2 жыл бұрын

great video , full of things that parallel my own situation

@amybostic1439 2 жыл бұрын

You are speaking to my soul and I would love your help. I visited your site but I can’t seem to figure out the masterclass. My husband is absolutely experiencing some type of mid life crisis and it’s killing both of us

@anthonyhampton4807 2 жыл бұрын

I hope you’ll be the right therapist for my wife and I. This video definitely resonated with the cycle we continue to fall into. I checked out your website and I will attend your master class when I have some free time. I never considered that resentment played such a huge role in the lack of warmth in our relationship. I’m looking forward to speaking with you.

@MonikaHoyt 2 жыл бұрын

great we look forward to speaking with you too Anthony!

@thomasalbers6102 8 ай бұрын

That’s exactly where I am in. But I can’t bring any of those resentments to the table, because I fear the backlash. I spent my whole marriage to calm the boat, while she has a long list of criticisms and complaints. Compared with her I feel small and worthless. I stay silent and look down, when she complains. Just the thought on contradiction or justification lets my heart race and my breath stop. I remember being so courageous but not anymore.

@bassman6692 5 ай бұрын

I know exactly how you feel. My wife has blamed me for every bad decision she’s ever made. When I would bring my hurts up to her it would get turned around on me. Whenever there was a “apology” it was followed with her withdrawing from me. I could never be vulnerable. Felt worse after every time I tried. I felt like I was going crazy, castrated, had anxiety I’d never had before and the list goes on and on. I had put her first in everything. Which isn’t healthy but I just wanted her to be happy. Once I figured out that what I was experiencing/feeling was emotional abuse and confronted her she moved out 3 days later when I wasn’t home. And she blamed it on me. So she moved out 6 weeks ago and after the initial trauma and pain I’m realizing that only God can fix this. I know she did me a favor. 18 year relationship and 7 years of marriage gone.

@thomasalbers6102 5 ай бұрын

@@bassman6692 but you made it man. You wife finally woke up from a fairy dream and you made it. I am light years away from that, but if I stood where you are, my future would look like it’s out of female around me. But that’s just running. You have grown. Good luck for your future.

@er6730 9 ай бұрын

I wonder how to "table the issues" when the main issue is that he avoids all conflict, and my main way of having him participate in family life is to sweep everything under the rug. My main strategy has been to not poke the bear, but it's not good and now I'm seething with resentment and can't handle even being in contact with him for more than a few minutes at a time. I feel like I'm choking with all the unsaid things, none of which are fair, reasonable, or productive and I don't want to be that person who just spews bitterness on someone so I keep my mouth closed. I'll have to think about that: what's the difference between choosing not to focus on the problems and ignoring the problems.

@melliecrann-gaoth4789 2 ай бұрын

I turned myself inside out, i was so focused on repair, seeing things from his perspective, asking, begging for our children’s sake. Truth was it was sll a sick twisted control game. Be very careful out there. This can be a form of covert abuse. It was disturbing how the marriage therapist responded. She was totally biaised. I cam from a family where i was parentified and that was only for starters. I was primed to put the other person first.

@SallyBodo 4 ай бұрын

This is very helpful thank you. My resentment stems from a sense of betrayal because when we married 3 years ago (I was alone the previous 27 years) we were both Christians, something fundamental to me. Just 6 months in he chose another religion. I have been in such pain, feeling torn apart. Can you offer me any hope/advice?

@torib.1415 2 жыл бұрын

Wow

@bryangutierrez3745 5 ай бұрын

This advice is good - but I wish one of these videos would come at it from the perspective of “after the boom” Because my guess is most people watching this have gotten to the point where their relationship is in dire straits Where all of this is nice to know - but, at this moment, not exactly helpful Specifically- what is the plan when the resentment has gotten to the place where one spouse is thinking divorce cause of the mountain of resentment that is blocking love and intimacy…