2.16 The Conversations Our Parents Never Knew How to Have

This episode wanders into the soft spaces our parents never had words for — the feelings they carried like overloaded suitcases, the truths that lived in the pauses, the love that showed up in actions because it couldn’t survive the weight of language.

We trace the lines between generations: how silence became tradition, how strength became armor, how tenderness sometimes got lost on the way to us. Not to judge the past, but to understand it — like reading the margins of a family story that was never fully written.

Here, we open the doors our parents never walked through.
We practice the conversations they didn’t know how to start.
We learn to name what they felt but couldn’t say.

This isn’t an episode about blame; it’s about translation — turning inherited quiet into something living, warm, and human. It’s for anyone who grew up reading emotions like weather, for anyone learning to speak a new emotional language from scratch.

Step in. There’s room for your story here, too.

Xoxo

Paul 

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