“For instance, if one partner is a freelance artist who values the freedom to travel and is open to living in different places, it can bring many challenges if the other partner is a nurse who craves stability,” Goldberg says.

“It’s [also] helpful because it can support someone who may feel guilty for not always appreciating their new role as a parent and who mourns the loss of their pre-parenthood self.

many couples make an effort to achieve better balance—really, they do—but changes don’t always stick because the idea that women should take care of the housework is so deeply ingrained in both parties.

….with postpartum therapist Rachel Goldberg, LMFT, telling Newsweek the husband needs to “realize that supporting his partner and helping with the baby are far more important than a game, and that his priorities need to change.

This situation appears to be very complex and emotionally charged, likely brewing for some time before coming to a head due to recent events," Rachel Goldberg, a marriage and family therapist, told Newsweek. "Emotions and resentment are running high in every direction.

Rachel offers a clinical perspective from all sides of the MLM pyramid, as she’s worked with clients who have both “failed” and “succeeded” in their MLM journeys.

Reinforce positive behavior. This will build up a positive rapport. "Acknowledge and praise positive behavior, even for things they consistently do,"

A therapist who specializes in eating disorders and body image told Fox News Digital that….the cousin's reaction is likely a form of projection of her own feelings of helplessness.

“Disconnection between couples often happens gradually which can make it difficult to spot in the moment, but at one point a couple will begin to realize something is missing, physical intimacy has ceased, or…”

In addition to sharing positive or funny content, pebbling can also help us approach more negative emotions in a low-risk, less confrontational way and “express feelings that may be challenging to articulate directly”

“However, they may continue to seek some sort of thrill and escape from the stressors they face at home, leading them to act out of impulse and cheat.”

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