Abby

There's lots of mirrors so everyone can see if you're not doing it, right?

And something about the forced vulnerability of it.

I mean, we only had three sessions.

Two.

Okay.

It felt like better than therapy.

For some reason.

Like couples therapy or individual therapy?

Couples therapy.

Yeah, it's true.

Why do you think that it was like that?

Well, in fact, early in the first session, she was just kind of walking us through some warmups and follower and leader drills.

Yeah.

Which is also very sport specific too.

But like in dancing, like you...

One person leads and the other person follows.

And throughout the first couple of, I would say like the first hour of the first session, it was very interesting how, and she even stopped us and she said, a lot of what might come up for you is actually happening inside of your relationship.

And it's so true.

One person often really prefers to lead and one person often really prefers to follow.

But in the physical realm of dance in our marriage, it became very obvious that the normal dynamic that you're a leader in our family.