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Men's Pain: Breaking the Cycle and Finding Divine Healing
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In this episode of One by One, hosts Nick, Austin, and Meghan talk about the often unacknowledged reality of masculine pain and its ripple effects on marriages and families. The conversation explores how unresolved childhood wounds create broken patterns where men seek validation and worth through external sources rather than addressing their core beliefs about lovability and capability. Nick vulnerarily shares personal experiences of childhood rejection that shaped his identity, while Austin offers insights on how these wounds manifest in adulthood as men retreat to counterfeit versions of masculinity. The trio discusses how divine healing occurs when men stop trying to fill their emptiness through their wives and instead seek nurturing and validation from Heavenly Mother and direction from Heavenly Father. Meghan presents a paradigm-shifting perspective that God doesn't want us to remain in pain, challenging listeners to examine their beliefs about suffering and healing. This episode provides couples with hope that transformation can happen immediately rather than over years when we align with God's desire for our wholeness.
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