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When Men Say They’ve Been Abused: A Conversation with Josh from The Derelict Podcast

When Men Say They’ve Been Abused: A Conversation with Josh from The Derelict Podcast

Season 4 Episode 201 Published 7 months, 3 weeks ago
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Disclaimer: This interview features perspectives from a male divorce coach navigating toxic dynamics. While some views expressed differ from those of trauma-informed psychology, I found it valuable to explore these tensions in real time. Please listen with care, and note that I challenge certain assumptions as we go. 

This week, I sit down with Josh Tomeoni, a divorce coach who shares his story of what he describes as abuse within his long-term marriage. Josh opens up about the male experience of toxic relationships and why so many men don’t recognize emotional abuse.

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What happens when a man says he’s been emotionally abused?

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