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In this first edition of Can Black Women Achieve Marital
Satisfaction?; you will learn how childhood experiences have
shaped and influenced Black women’s behavior as married
adults.
Do Black Women’s Childhood Experiences Impact their
Marital Satisfaction?
“The way that I react to certain situations is the same that I saw
my mother reacting with either me or my father. So, my husband
will tell me all the time, “you’re a shit talking ass woman, you
have no man respect.”
- Georgia
“I was shut down by my father and did not have a voice as a child.
So in my marriage, I didn’t feel like I had a voice either. I didn’t
know how to communicate my emotions and feelings. So it came
out angrily all the time.”
- Sabrina
“I learned a lot of positive things from my parents’ relationship,
but the one thing that is probably a negative trait that I brought into
my marriage is that I am bossy. Being bossy is the one trait that I
think that I got from my mother.”
- Marsha
Dr. Dwayne Buckingham has advanced scientific knowledge by
conducting the first-ever research study that explores how Black
women’s childhood experiences impact their perceptions of
achieving marital satisfaction. His ground-breaking research
takes a look into the lives of seven Black women who shared their
heartfelt childhood and adult experiences as married women.
Satisfaction?; you will learn how childhood experiences have
shaped and influenced Black women’s behavior as married
adults.
Do Black Women’s Childhood Experiences Impact their
Marital Satisfaction?
“The way that I react to certain situations is the same that I saw
my mother reacting with either me or my father. So, my husband
will tell me all the time, “you’re a shit talking ass woman, you
have no man respect.”
- Georgia
“I was shut down by my father and did not have a voice as a child.
So in my marriage, I didn’t feel like I had a voice either. I didn’t
know how to communicate my emotions and feelings. So it came
out angrily all the time.”
- Sabrina
“I learned a lot of positive things from my parents’ relationship,
but the one thing that is probably a negative trait that I brought into
my marriage is that I am bossy. Being bossy is the one trait that I
think that I got from my mother.”
- Marsha
Dr. Dwayne Buckingham has advanced scientific knowledge by
conducting the first-ever research study that explores how Black
women’s childhood experiences impact their perceptions of
achieving marital satisfaction. His ground-breaking research
takes a look into the lives of seven Black women who shared their
heartfelt childhood and adult experiences as married women.
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Message To Black Women
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