
49. I'm Changing. My Husband Isn't. And I Don't Know What to Do.
Mind Your Mama - Healing Burnout, Building Boundaries, and Finding Yourself · Lauren Trout
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Show Notes
What happens when you're on a self-growth journey and your partner isn't? When you're in therapy, doing the work, unpacking your trauma — and your husband is doing none of it?
In this raw, honest episode, Lauren gets vulnerable about the loneliness of being the only one doing the inner work in her marriage. She talks about the gap that's created when one person is evolving and the other is staying the same, and asks the question that keeps her up at night: How do I know when I'm doing the work I need to do versus when I'm just making excuses for him not showing up?
This episode doesn't have a neat bow. There are no easy answers. Just the real, messy truth about what it's like to navigate marriage when you're changing and your partner isn't.
Listen if you:
- Feel lonely in your own marriage
- Are doing all the therapy while your partner does none
- Wonder if you're asking too much or if he's just not doing enough
- Struggle to know when you've hit your limit
- Are tired of being the only one doing the emotional labor
Topics covered:
- The loneliness of being on a growth journey when your partner isn't
- How to know when you're doing your work vs making excuses for him
- The trap of being "too good" at taking accountability
- When "doing the work" becomes doing ALL the work
- Navigating the gap between who you're becoming and who he still is
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