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The Loving Truth

The Loving Truth

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As a Relationship Expert & Certified Master Life Coach, Sharon Pope has helped thousands of women gain the confidence and clarity they need to either fix their struggling marriages or move forward without regret. On The Loving Truth Podcast, she shares advice on how to navigate deep marriage hardships, challenging common beliefs about what love and relationships “should be” and providing realistic steps towards peace and happiness. If you can’t decide whether to stay or go in your marriage… you’re facing infidelity… you’re terrified of hurting your kids… you can’t bring yourself to leave your marriage, even though you want to… or you’re wondering whether it’s possible to respark the desire between you… tune in to the weekly episodes.

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  • Episode 212: The Hard Truth About Why He Hasn’t Changed

    Episode 212: The Hard Truth About Why He Hasn’t Changed
    Aug 2 2026
    You've been trying to get him to see it. To hear you. To understand you. To finally change. You've explained it. You've cried. You've been patient. You've gotten angry. And yet...here you are. Still waiting. Because somewhere inside, you're holding onto the belief that if you could just say it the right way, something would finally click. But what if he already understands? What if he's simply making a different choice? In this episode, Sharon explores one of the hardest truths about struggling marriages: Your partner has been making choices all along. Every day. Every conversation. Every opportunity to show up differently. And those choices tell you far more than the promises ever will. Because every adult gets to choose. They get to choose how they show up. They get to choose what kind of partner they want to be. And they also get to live with the outcome of those choices. So do you. The question isn't whether your partner could change. The question is whether they're choosing to. In this episode, you'll learn: Why trying to change your partner keeps you stuck. Why patterns matter more than promises. How to tell the difference between someone's potential and their reality. Why acceptance creates clarity, even when it's painful. How to stop abandoning yourself while waiting for someone else to choose differently. Reflection Question: What truths about your relationship have you been resisting because accepting them would require you to make difficult choices?
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    15 m
  • Episode 211: Why You’re Doing Everything in Your Marriage (And Secretly Resenting It)

    Episode 211: Why You’re Doing Everything in Your Marriage (And Secretly Resenting It)
    Jul 26 2026
    You’re exhausted. You carry the mental load. You solve the problems. You keep everything moving. And you're wondering why your partner doesn't seem to step up. But what if, without realizing it, you've helped create that dynamic? In this episode, Sharon explores one of the most common patterns she sees in struggling marriages: overfunctioning. It's the habit of doing too much, taking on too much, and believing it's simply what a good partner does. Until one day, you're overwhelmed, resentful...and wondering why you're carrying the relationship alone. You'll discover why overfunctioning isn't really about being helpful. It's often driven by anxiety, control, or the belief that your worth comes from what you do for everyone else. And while those intentions may come from a good place, they often produce the exact opposite result. Because every time you rush in to fix, rescue, or take over, you leave no room for your partner to show up. Just because you can do everything doesn't mean you should. If you're tired of carrying the weight of your marriage, this episode will challenge you to stop creating the very dynamic you resent and start making space for something different. In this episode, you'll learn: What overfunctioning really is, and why it leads to exhaustion and resentment. Why so many women tie their value to being needed, helpful, or productive. How rescuing and fixing can unintentionally teach your partner to do less. Why overfunctioners and underfunctioners are attracted to each other, and why that dynamic eventually breaks down. The surprising connection between overfunctioning and masculine energy. How to step back without abandoning your marriage or creating more resentment. What it takes to build a relationship where two adults share the emotional weight. Reflection Question: Where in your relationship are you over-functioning… and then quietly resenting your partner for allowing you to?
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    33 m
  • Episode 210: Menopause Isn’t Ruining Your Marriage. It’s Revealing It.

    Episode 210: Menopause Isn’t Ruining Your Marriage. It’s Revealing It.
    Jul 19 2026
    Menopause isn't ruining your marriage. It's revealing what stopped working a long time ago. If you've been blaming your hormones for the distance in your relationship, or your husband has been blaming your hormones for why things feel different, this episode will challenge that story. Because menopause didn't create the cracks. It simply made them impossible to ignore. For years, life was full. Kids. Careers. Responsibilities. There wasn't much room to stop and ask whether your marriage was actually working. Then midlife changed the pace. The kids became more independent. Life got quieter. And suddenly you were left with the truth of your relationship. Not because menopause changed your marriage. Because it changed what you're willing to tolerate. In this episode, Sharon explores why menopause isn't the problem. The unresolved patterns in your marriage are. The conversations that never went anywhere. The resentment that never got repaired. The loneliness that slowly became normal. Because every healthy marriage has to evolve. In this episode, you'll learn: Why menopause doesn't create marriage problems. It exposes them. Why women in midlife stop tolerating what they've tolerated for years. How to renegotiate your marriage instead of living by old rules. How desire changes during midlife and what that means for your relationship. Why gray divorce is increasing and what's driving it. The difference between choosing your marriage and simply settling for it. Reflection Question: Has your marriage actually stopped working… or have you simply stopped tolerating what never truly worked for you?
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    26 m
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I have been following Sharon Pope’s work for six years and I am currently working in her marriage program called The Decision. She brings clarity to struggling relationships so you can either decide to stay and work on the relationship with tools she provides, or chose to leave without guilt or regret. This podcast will be a great supplement to her other work, and a free option for those who cannot afford The Decision or private coaching. I highly recommend this podcast and her work in general.

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