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Why do money conversations turn into arguments?
Is it actually healthy to have separate interests in marriage?
And how do couples keep romance alive after years together?

In this Q&A episode of The High Ticket Woman, Debbie tackles three of the most common marriage struggles couples are quietly searching for right now.

You’ll learn:

• why money fights are rarely about money
• how individuality can actually strengthen connection
• and the simple, daily habits couples use to protect emotional intimacy over time

This episode is practical, eye-opening, and deeply relatable for any couple who feels like they’re drifting into logistics instead of connection.

Listen in and see which question hits closest to home.

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To submit your relationship question for Q & A episodes, just email me: debbie@debbiecaudle.com.

And, if you're ready to rebuild your marriage from the inside out, then check out my 6-month intensive marriage recovery program,s designed to help you heal deeply, communicate better, and reconnect emotionally and spiritually. Learn more at https://debbiecaudle.com/marriageinbloom

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You forgave them.

They apologized.

They’ve been doing the right things.

So why don’t you feel safe yet?

In this episode of The High Ticket Woman, Debbie unpacks one of the most misunderstood dynamics in marriage: the difference between forgiveness and rebuilt trust.

You’ll learn:

• why forgiveness happens in the heart but trust lives in the nervous system
• why you’re still waiting for the “other shoe to drop”
• how resentment quietly reframes the present
• and the four behaviors that actually rebuild safety over time

If you’ve ever thought, “I want to trust again, but I’m afraid to,” this episode will give you language, clarity, and direction.

Because rebuilding trust isn’t about trying harder.

It’s about becoming consistent.

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To submit your relationship question for Q & A episodes, just email me: debbie@debbiecaudle.com.

And, if you're ready to rebuild your marriage from the inside out, then check out my 6-month intensive marriage recovery program,s designed to help you heal deeply, communicate better, and reconnect emotionally and spiritually. Learn more at https://debbiecaudle.com/marriageinbloom

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Blended families don’t fall apart because people don’t love each other.

They fall apart because resentment grows in the spaces where no one knew how to lead.

In Part 2 of this blended family series, Debbie walks through the real reasons step-parents withdraw, biological parents feel guilty, children learn to navigate the divide, and marriages slowly stop feeling like a team.

You’ll learn:

• what happens when boundaries with the ex are unclear
• how children get caught in loyalty binds (and how to help them)
• how resentment replaces compassion between spouses
• and the structure thriving blended families eventually learn to build

If you’re in a blended family and feeling overwhelmed, this episode will give you clarity, language, and practical direction for rebuilding trust and unity in your home.

Support the show

To submit your relationship question for Q & A episodes, just email me: debbie@debbiecaudle.com.

And, if you're ready to rebuild your marriage from the inside out, then check out my 6-month intensive marriage recovery program,s designed to help you heal deeply, communicate better, and reconnect emotionally and spiritually. Learn more at https://debbiecaudle.com/marriageinbloom

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Blended families don’t struggle because people aren’t trying hard enough.

They struggle because the emotional terrain is more complex than anyone expects.

In this episode of The High Ticket Woman, we’re talking about the unique challenges couples face when one or both spouses bring children, history, and unresolved wounds into a new marriage.

We explore:
• why loyalty binds create quiet tension
• how child-centered marriages slowly erode connection
• the invisible pressure step-parents carry
• why love alone isn’t enough to make blended families work
• and what actually helps couples protect their marriage while parenting together

If you’re remarried, part of a blended family, or dating someone with children, this episode will help you name what you’ve been feeling—and give you clarity on how to move forward without guilt or resentment.

Support the show

To submit your relationship question for Q & A episodes, just email me: debbie@debbiecaudle.com.

And, if you're ready to rebuild your marriage from the inside out, then check out my 6-month intensive marriage recovery program,s designed to help you heal deeply, communicate better, and reconnect emotionally and spiritually. Learn more at https://debbiecaudle.com/marriageinbloom

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Parenting changes everything—your schedule, your energy, your priorities. And if you’re not careful, it can quietly change your marriage too.

In this episode of The High Ticket Woman, Debbie talks about how families slowly become child-centered without ever meaning to, why that shift creates distance between spouses, and what children actually need most from their parents: unity.

You’ll learn:

• how survival mode replaces connection
• why many marriages drift into co-management instead of partnership
• what happens to children when they become the emotional center of the home
• and practical ways to stay united in discipline, decision-making, and family leadership

This is a powerful reminder that a strong marriage doesn’t compete with good parenting—it supports it.

Listen in and rediscover how parenting as a team keeps your marriage strong.

Support the show

To submit your relationship question for Q & A episodes, just email me: debbie@debbiecaudle.com.

And, if you're ready to rebuild your marriage from the inside out, then check out my 6-month intensive marriage recovery program,s designed to help you heal deeply, communicate better, and reconnect emotionally and spiritually. Learn more at https://debbiecaudle.com/marriageinbloom

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Is it normal to feel bored in marriage—even when you still love your spouse?

Why does your partner get defensive when you bring things up calmly?

And how do couples reconnect after a hard season that’s created distance between them?

In today’s Q&A episode of The High Ticket Woman, I’m answering three real-life marriage questions that touch on emotional defensiveness, disconnection, and the quiet drift that happens when life gets heavy.

This episode is for you if:
• conversations keep getting derailed
• parenting or stress has shifted your marriage
• your spouse feels different around other people
• or you’re longing to feel close again—but don’t know where to start

You don’t need more advice.
You need clarity, safety, and a way back to connection.

Support the show

To submit your relationship question for Q & A episodes, just email me: debbie@debbiecaudle.com.

And, if you're ready to rebuild your marriage from the inside out, then check out my 6-month intensive marriage recovery program,s designed to help you heal deeply, communicate better, and reconnect emotionally and spiritually. Learn more at https://debbiecaudle.com/marriageinbloom

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Is it normal to feel bored in marriage?
Why does your spouse get defensive—even when you’re calm?
And how do couples reconnect after a hard season that created distance?

In this Q&A episode of The High Ticket Woman, we explore three of the most common (and painful) questions couples are asking right now—but often don’t know how to talk about out loud.

We discuss:
• what boredom in marriage really means
• why defensiveness isn’t always about your delivery
• how reconnection actually happens after a difficult season
• and gentle ways to invite closeness without blame or pressure

If you’ve ever wondered whether what you’re feeling is normal—or fixable—this episode is for you.

Support the show

To submit your relationship question for Q & A episodes, just email me: debbie@debbiecaudle.com.

And, if you're ready to rebuild your marriage from the inside out, then check out my 6-month intensive marriage recovery program,s designed to help you heal deeply, communicate better, and reconnect emotionally and spiritually. Learn more at https://debbiecaudle.com/marriageinbloom

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We often assume that staying connected in marriage requires money, time, and elaborate plans.

But what if the opposite is true?

In this episode of The High Ticket Woman, we talk about why couples so often equate connection with spending—and how that belief quietly erodes intimacy when life gets busy or finances are tight.

We explore:
• Why attention matters more than cost
• Low-cost ways couples genuinely reconnect
• How silly traditions and shared rituals build emotional safety
• Why repeated small moments matter more than grand gestures

This is a lighter episode—but it’s full of insight.
Because the strongest marriages aren’t built on expensive moments.
They’re built on intentional ones.

Support the show

To submit your relationship question for Q & A episodes, just email me: debbie@debbiecaudle.com.

And, if you're ready to rebuild your marriage from the inside out, then check out my 6-month intensive marriage recovery program,s designed to help you heal deeply, communicate better, and reconnect emotionally and spiritually. Learn more at https://debbiecaudle.com/marriageinbloom