Christian Huff

I'm very critical of myself in certain situations.

And there would be times where I would make a mistake or I would do something that if, you know, I said something I shouldn't have said, I did something I should not have done.

And I'm so hyper aware of the sinfulness of that, that I, in my mind and thoughts, just beating myself up, telling myself I'm stupid and I'm dumb.

I shouldn't have done that.

To where when my wife goes to call it out on me, I've already...

I've already beat myself up so much about it.

And I'm trying to work it out in my own headspace with God to where when she lovingly speaks into it, it frustrates me.

And it's this defensiveness of like, I know, I know I did that.

I shouldn't have said that.

I'm working that out.

Even if her tone was perfect, you know, perfect situation, great time to bring it up.

It's still...

It's still because there is an insecurity there and there is a there's a wall up there.

But can you kind of speak into that a little bit?

Like I said, this is kind of a selfish.

I'm asking you this as a counselor.

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