The Love Language Problem In Our Marriage

The Love Language Problem In Our Marriage

Can two people love each other deeply and still feel unloved? In this episode, we talk about love languages, quality time, personality differences, and one of the biggest misunderstandings we've faced in marriage. For years, we were both trying to show love. The problem was that we weren't showing it in a way the other person could actually receive. We also discuss: • What really counts as quality time • Being "alone together" • Personality differences in relationships • Why good intentions aren't always enough • Learning to love your spouse the way they need If you've ever thought, "I'm trying my best, so why isn't this working?" this conversation is for you.

What Actually Counts As Quality Time? | Marriage, Parenting & Life

What actually counts as quality time? In this episode, Jonathan and Amanda discuss one of the most common relationship questions couples ask: what does quality time really look like? Does working out together count? Running errands? Watching a show together? Along the way, they talk about communication, parenting, making friends as adults, apologizing when you're wrong, and the random conversations that somehow happen when you've been married long enough. A fun, honest conversation about marriage, family, and figuring out life together.

I'm Raising a Man, Not a Boy | Parenting, Marriage & Healthy Conflict

Should your kids see you argue? This week, we discuss healthy conflict in marriage, what children learn from watching their parents, raising sons and daughters differently, apologizing when you're wrong, and why trusting your spouse is one of the most important parenting decisions you'll ever make. Plus: water parks, squirrel hunting, birthday parties, and Jonathan's ongoing battle against internet comments.

Things We Learned From Our Parents After Getting Married

This week on Somehow Married, we talk about the lessons, habits, and weird personality traits we picked up from our parents without realizing it. From learning how to handle criticism and conflict, to why Amanda’s parents always had the “house with all the bikes in the driveway,” this episode turns into a funny and surprisingly honest conversation about marriage, parenting, family dynamics, and becoming adults. We also discuss: • bad YouTube comments • deer season arguments • why Jonathan refuses to quit anything • American Ninja Warrior audience secrets • conflict in marriage • what kind of parents we want to be Somehow Married is a comedy marriage podcast about relationships, parenting, adulthood, and trying to figure life out together.

The Longer You’re Married, The Weirder It Gets

This episode starts with an embarrassing dating story and somehow turns into conversations about shower oranges, cult documentaries, rabbit holes on the internet, softball injuries, milk debates, and getting older together. Basically: marriage gets weird after awhile.