When You Don’t Like Your Partner’s Friends: Boundaries, Autonomy, and Trust
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When You Don’t Like Your Partner’s Friends: Boundaries, Autonomy, and Trust
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In this episode of The Spaghetti Wall Podcast, Jason Wilcox, LCSW, and Dr. Thaen Saelee, licensed clinical psychologist, tackle a common but rarely talked-about relationship issue: What do you do when your partner has friends you don’t like?
We explore the difference between preference and control, autonomy versus enmeshment, and how negative core beliefs can quietly escalate conflict. From tolerating discomfort to setting clear boundaries, we break down when to self-reflect, when to speak up, and how to protect your relationship without asking your partner to give up their autonomy.
This episode is for couples navigating social differences, blended values, and outside influences—without sacrificing trust, safety, or connection.
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