In this compelling episode of 'Currently Cringing,' Anisha welcomes back her dear friend Susan for an honest and eye-opening conversation about the challenges and realities of her marriage. Susan delves deep into the early days of her relationship, revealing the struggles she and her husband faced, including staying together out of fear of not finding anyone better. Susan bravely discusses the complexities of being in a sexless marriage, the impact of her husband's medical condition on their intimacy, and the emotional toll it took on both of them. This episode sheds light on the often unspoken issues of sexless relationships and the courage it takes to confront them. Follow Anisha on Instagram: @anishramakrishna Follow Susan on Instagram: @globual82 🔹 Highlights: Susan's candid recount of her relationship's early daysThe psychological and emotional aspects of staying in a sexless marriageThe impact of morbid obesity on marital intimacyPersonal growth and self-discovery amidst marital challenges 🔹 Why Listen?: Gain a deeper understanding of the challenges in sexless relationshipsHear real-life experiences that resonate with many couplesLearn about the importance of confronting difficult truths in relationshipsGet inspired by stories of resilience and personal growth Tune in for an episode filled with raw honesty, valuable insights, and heartfelt moments. Subscribe to 'Currently Cringing' for more candid conversations and relatable content. Don't forget to leave a review and share this episode if it resonates with you! 🔔 Subscribe: Stay updated with our latest episodes and never miss out on the heartfelt stories and advice. #CurrentlyCringing #AnishaRamakrishna #Friendship #SexlessMarriage #RelationshipChallenges #PersonalGrowth #bravotv #LifeLessons Sexless marriage challengesAnisha Ramakrishna podcastCurrently Cringing episodesRelationship and intimacy issuesMorbid obesity and marital intimacyReal-life relationship advicePersonal growth in marriageHonest conversations about marriage Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.