Ep. 2: I Want to Feel Wanted

De: Esther Perel

Narrado por: Esther Perel

[Contains mature themes] Free for a limited time to Audible members. After ten years, a husband tells his wife he no longer wishes to be married. A month later, stuck in limbo, they come to Esther. She helps them have an honest conversation about their expectations, desires, and the ways in which their role as parents has left little room for intimacy.©2017 Audible Originals, LLC (P)2017 Audible Originals, LLC

Amazing!

These episodes are so educational and helpful and informational! EVERYONE should listen to them...absolutely EVERYONE!

So smart

I get insights every time I hear an episode. Esther is so smart- I want to
Thank her each and every time I listen.

Fascinating real stories, bring insights

I'm grateful for Esther's interviews, they're fascinating to listen to and always insightful. Worth listening to.

A MUST LISTEN!!

I love Esther. Just her questioning alone has sparked a different and honest view of myself and how I used to perceive my relationships and how it affected my decisions and happiness... Thank you Esther!!

Insightful!

This ended with me wanting to learn so much more about the couple. It was amazing the hope that the therapist cat the entire session

too late

this was so revealing & sad because his moment of clarity may have come too late for their relationship

great challenge

the only thing I didn't like it that Esther didn't entertain that the guy simple lacked a desire for his wife and that maybe in the beginning the desire was filled by the novelty of her and not "her".

Stick with it....

Starts a little slow, not sleepy-slow, but a touch monotone....so stick with it!!...Info is helpful, story was relatable, and advice should be beneficial when applied in your relationships. I plan to listen to it again, because I continue to pick up new pieces on the 2nd, 3rd + time listening....I would recommend this podcast to family/friends for sure! #mindfulness #makingchanges #personalgrowthisthenewskinny

I know that feeling

This couple emerge from the situation of not being in tune and recognize the needs of each other.

Dangers of an internal monologue

This is a beautiful case about communicating for someone who has a great deal of trouble doing so. Although there were other powerful takeaways, the main one that struck a chord for me is the danger of having an internal monologue instead of a dialog.