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Your Spouse Isn't the Problem — Your Expected Marriage Is

My books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B0FPGPVL9Y Would you like to schedule a private Zoom meeting? If so, you can pick your preferred date/time, and purchase a session here: https://calendly.com/mbhutten/60min Join the Cassandra Syndrome Recovery Group: https://www.cassandrasyndromerecovery... Mark Hutten, M.A., tenderly addresses the processing of loss of emotional intimacy in neurodiverse relationships. This conversation acknowledges the silent grief often experienced by neurotypical partners in an autism in marriage context. It's a journey towards emotional healing and understanding, offering grief support for those navigating these complex dynamics. 🌟 I discussed processing the loss of emotional intimacy in neurodiverse marriages. I explained that neurotypical wives often grieve the marriage they expected, not their spouse, experiencing a gap between love and emotional capacity. I walked through five grief stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. I emphasized that escalation doesn't create capacity in ASD partners and provided practical de-escalation tools including the ninety-second reset, the one-issue rule, translating emotions into behavioral requests, and scheduled processing times. I stressed the importance of setting boundaries about your own behavior rather than controlling your spouse. I encouraged conscious decision-making about staying or leaving instead of remaining in limbo and suggested finding value in the different forms of love that neurodiverse marriages can offer.