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Is It Perimenopause, or Am I Just Done People-Pleasing?
For many of the women I work with, people-pleasing started long before perimenopause. It often begins in childhood as a way to stay connected, keep the peace or feel safe, and it works for a long time. Being the one who says yes and notices what everyone else needs can become such a big part of who you are that it's hard to tell where the role ends and you begin.
If You Feel Like Your Wife Hates You Right Now, This Might Explain Why
Here's the part that matters most for you specifically: you're likely getting the most unfiltered version of this, not because you're doing something wrong, but because you're the person she feels safest with.
Self-Care After 45: It's a Mindset, Not a Spa Day
Self-care after 45 isn't about the spa day, though that can be part of it. It's a shift in mindset, and a handful of honest questions about where your energy actually goes.
Why It Takes Four Therapists to Find the Right One
Most women try three or four therapists before one actually fits. Here's why that keeps happening in midlife, and what a therapist who understands both perimenopause and your history actually looks like.
When the Rage Shows up: What Perimenopause Anger is Really Telling You
If you have started searching things like "perimenopause rage" or "why am I so angry," you are far from alone. Research suggests irritability is the primary mood complaint for up to 70% of women in perimenopause. About 4 in 10 women experience mood symptoms during the transition that are similar to what they may have felt premenstrually, except the timing is unpredictable and the intensity is often greater.