Gabriel Mizrahi
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18,615 appearances
70 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
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Gabriel Mizrahi’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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My attorney's general advice is that the more we can work out ourselves outside of court, the better.
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In a normal divorce, that makes total sense.
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But trying to collaborate with someone with untreated BPD is a minefield.
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I'm already walking on eggshells when things are relatively peaceful.
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I cannot fathom what living under the same roof and trying to raise our kids will look like once she's served with divorce papers.
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But I can't just move out right away because of the kids.
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I know a massive toxic meltdown is coming.
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How do I manage living in the same house with a volatile spouse while the divorce settlement is in progress after she's served?
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Do you have any strategies to handle it and keep the environment safe for my kids and me?
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And if things get intolerable and I need to step out and live outside the main house, will that negatively impact my standing when it comes to child custody?
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Signed knowing it's time for me to say no, but trying to figure out what to do and say though, when I'm heading into this tornado.
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That's a really nice approach.
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You can also try saying things like, I can see how hard this is for you, it's also hard for me, so how can I help?
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And see what she says.
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That can be a nice question sometimes because it kind of forces the other person to reflect on what exactly they do want from you and what they might be trying to accomplish when they become volatile.
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Basically you'd be asking your wife to be more thoughtful and take some accountability for the feelings that she has.
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So maybe she responds by saying, Well, you know how you can help.
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You can go to therapy and work on yourself so we can stay together, and then you can say, Well, that's not my understanding of why we're here, but I hear you that you think I have work to do, so okay.
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Maybe she says, Nothing.
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There's nothing you can do to help, and you say, Okay, I hear you, I'm sorry, that's tough.
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