Gabriel Mizrahi

Am I really willing to live with these feelings to just keep things on an even keel and get what I want with his kids? You know, it's an interesting theme on today's episode.

Because she might say, well, my grandkids are because they get to be friends with me. But it might also be true. that this serves Brian and that it also in a way serves herself because in a certain way, it does let her off the hook for having to really stand up to him and try to talk about this stuff.

Because she might say, well, my grandkids are because they get to be friends with me. But it might also be true. that this serves Brian and that it also in a way serves herself because in a certain way, it does let her off the hook for having to really stand up to him and try to talk about this stuff.

Because she might say, well, my grandkids are because they get to be friends with me. But it might also be true. that this serves Brian and that it also in a way serves herself because in a certain way, it does let her off the hook for having to really stand up to him and try to talk about this stuff.

Which would be another really good question for her to ask herself, especially after the initial shock of standing up to him passes, you know, because the first couple of weeks after you draw a line with somebody is very intense and it's scary. Like you feel raw and vulnerable. The person's yelling at you, whatever. But after that, does something new become possible?

Which would be another really good question for her to ask herself, especially after the initial shock of standing up to him passes, you know, because the first couple of weeks after you draw a line with somebody is very intense and it's scary. Like you feel raw and vulnerable. The person's yelling at you, whatever. But after that, does something new become possible?

Which would be another really good question for her to ask herself, especially after the initial shock of standing up to him passes, you know, because the first couple of weeks after you draw a line with somebody is very intense and it's scary. Like you feel raw and vulnerable. The person's yelling at you, whatever. But after that, does something new become possible?

Does a new relationship with yourself become possible? I think it's likely.

Does a new relationship with yourself become possible? I think it's likely.

Does a new relationship with yourself become possible? I think it's likely.

Even her question there, how do I live my life knowing that my husband didn't support me? That kind of mirrors the way she's dealt with Brian his whole life. She's not saying, how do I change this dynamic with my son? How do I have a new conversation with my husband? It sounds to me like her question is more, how do I just make peace with this anger? How do I put an end to the tension that I feel?

Even her question there, how do I live my life knowing that my husband didn't support me? That kind of mirrors the way she's dealt with Brian his whole life. She's not saying, how do I change this dynamic with my son? How do I have a new conversation with my husband? It sounds to me like her question is more, how do I just make peace with this anger? How do I put an end to the tension that I feel?

Even her question there, how do I live my life knowing that my husband didn't support me? That kind of mirrors the way she's dealt with Brian his whole life. She's not saying, how do I change this dynamic with my son? How do I have a new conversation with my husband? It sounds to me like her question is more, how do I just make peace with this anger? How do I put an end to the tension that I feel?

And I'm not sure that's possible. She can't just wish these feelings away and hope that the rest of her life she won't feel uneasy. She feels uneasy because there's a real problem here. These feelings are a signal that something with Brian needs to change.

And I'm not sure that's possible. She can't just wish these feelings away and hope that the rest of her life she won't feel uneasy. She feels uneasy because there's a real problem here. These feelings are a signal that something with Brian needs to change.

And I'm not sure that's possible. She can't just wish these feelings away and hope that the rest of her life she won't feel uneasy. She feels uneasy because there's a real problem here. These feelings are a signal that something with Brian needs to change.

My recommendation of the week is an insulated tumbler called The Beast, which is such a funny name for an insulated tumbler, but it does live up to the name. So this is one of those travel thermoses for coffee or tea that keeps your beverage hot or cold for hours and hours. I am one of those psychos who likes to drink boiling hot beverages.

My recommendation of the week is an insulated tumbler called The Beast, which is such a funny name for an insulated tumbler, but it does live up to the name. So this is one of those travel thermoses for coffee or tea that keeps your beverage hot or cold for hours and hours. I am one of those psychos who likes to drink boiling hot beverages.

My recommendation of the week is an insulated tumbler called The Beast, which is such a funny name for an insulated tumbler, but it does live up to the name. So this is one of those travel thermoses for coffee or tea that keeps your beverage hot or cold for hours and hours. I am one of those psychos who likes to drink boiling hot beverages.

I make black tea every morning and I get annoyed when it cools off really quickly once you pour it. I've tried so many tumblers over the years. This is by far the best one I've found. It's all the things. High quality, food grade, stainless steel, good insulation, splash proof, closeable lid, which by the way, one of my favorite features.