Relationships · Cass & Kathryn Morrow
by Cass & Kathryn Morrow
Cass Morrow, Author of DISRUPTING DIVORCE | The NEW ManSaving Struggling Sexless and Toxic MarriagesAvailable on Amazon: https://a.co/d/31vm4bV Saving Struggling, Sexless & Toxic Marriages.Kathryn Morrow, Author of Behind The White Picket FenceKeeping Families TogetherAvailable on Amazon: https://a.co/d/f0diMvp Brings you MORROW MARRIAGE: The NEW Marriage, with Cass & Kathryn.Cass and Kathryn came back from the depths of Hell to save their marriage and keep their family together while battling narcissism, emotional abuse, reactive abuse, physical and sexual assault. They learned a lot during these toxic times and the restraining order against Cass... mess up and he would go to jail. Seven separations, two divorce lawyers... HELL. Listen as they share their lessons, actionable steps and real life examples from even the worst of their story. Unscripted, real, raw and against the grain from society’s example of marriage - currently leading to the demise of nearly 78% of all marriages today.Inspiring couples around the world...If they can save their marriage from toxicity, abuse and sexless - not only survive it all... but THRIVE... what’s your excuse?Join Cass & Kathryn as they flip divorce statistics and fulfill their purpose in life.Join their exclusive Free Men's Community and Free Women's Community at https://go.morrowmarriage.com Take advantage of all the free resources to support this podcast and their books.
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Found their podcast, very blunt & straight to the point. Which I think is refreshing. It’s nice to get some actual information straight off the bat, in short nice little 8 to 10 minute episodes. I have listened to every single episode. Working to find solutions to my problems. And it helped greatly and put a lot of things in the play with the podcast. But once I join the program, these episodes hit a much deeper level and cut away a lot of issues. I didn’t realize that was something that I can control. Highly recommended downloading their app and program, diving much diver - if you’re already seeking out their podcast topics.
I’ve listened to some of their episodes multiple times. The blunt honesty is startling but refreshing. Knowing that they made it out in a better place is encouraging.
I am thankful Cass and Kathryn are willing to share their deeply personal story so that others may find the same healing they have found. I appreciate their blunt honesty. As I have listened to the podcasts, I have realized the things that I have heard that have gotten under my skin have only done so because they are true and I just don’t like it. Thanks Cass and Kathryn for not sugar coating the truth.
If you are not listening to this podcast and you aren’t sure how to move your relationship forward then YOU ARE MISSING OUT! Listen to the episodes then listen to them again, don’t ever stop. Use them to hold yourself accountable, listen multiple times to make sure you aren’t missing anything and TAKE NOTES. You’d be surprised where you’ll be if you just do the work! Cass and Kathryn are great and I can’t thank them enough for starting this podcast. Also go grab the books on Amazon!
They seem dangerous for specifically other women in abusive relationships to imply the abuser can be fixed. Nothing about the way he talks convinces me that behind the scenes he’s truly a better person now.
I listened to a few dozen episodes. I appreciate that Cass and Kathryn are down to earth and are honest about their story (he was despicable, abusive scum and Kathryn found a way to forgive him). Their downfall is they only know their circumstances and those of their clients, and they attract clients similar to themselves. They’ve learned some things about psychology and relationships, but their education is narrow and shallow. They’ve learned what worked for them and those are the only solutions they have to offer. My other gripe is that Cass is very vulgar, especially when talking about sex. Maybe that’s how other people talk about sex, but I found it disrespectful and disgusting.
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