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Episode Overview
Can you believe that we've never been to counseling? LOL ...We know you can believe it. We're running around here calling ourselves toxic for goodness sake. But just because we haven't been to counseling as a couple doesn't mean we haven't explored the idea of it.
In this episode, Gazza expresses his deep reservations with discussing our marriage with strangers. He has one firm belief that you need to tune in to hear.
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