Why does it feel like she left “out of nowhere” when she’s been gone emotionally for years? In this weeks episode, Michelle sits down with therapist and men’s relationship coach Chuck Chapman to unpack what walkaway wife syndrome really is and why it happens.They talk about emotional exhaustion, resentment, and the slow drift from connection […]
In this episode of Monarch for Love, Michelle Hays sits down with Kelly Leary, CEO and Founder of Revolution Dating, and Miranda Capparelli, Head Matchmaker, to explore a smarter way to date after divorce. They share why modern dating feels so frustrating, what it really takes to be ready for love again, and how working
Are you thinking about divorce… or are you exhausted, hurt, and trying to escape pain?In this week’s episode, Michelle invites you to slow down one of the biggest decisions of your life. Drawing from her own experience of two divorces, she shares three hard truths most people do not talk about. Divorce does not erase
Why do you feel lonely in your marriage when you are still sharing a life together? In this week’s episode, Michelle slows everything down and names the quiet loneliness that can exist inside a good marriage. You will learn why loneliness does not always mean love is gone, how busyness and mental urgency quietly replace
In this week’s episode, Michelle sits down with Chris Eaton, military veteran, author, and death doula, for a powerful conversation about self love, emotional steadiness, and the inner work that transforms marriage. They talk about boundaries, breathwork, nervous system regulation, and why peace is not a personality trait, it is a practice. Connect with Chris
Why does desire fade in long-term relationships? in this powerful and refreshingly honest conversation, Michelle sits down with Courtney Faye Long, creator of Sex Life Makeover. Courtney is TEDx speaker, and master’s-level social worker, and we are talking about what couples are rarely taught about sex, fulfillment, and connection.If you’ve ever wondered how to reignite
People pleasing often looks like love, sacrifice, or keeping the peace, but over time it quietly erodes honesty, connection, and trust. In this Monarch for Love episode, we explore how people pleasing shows up in marriage, why it leads to resentment, and how it disconnects you from yourself and your partner.This conversation isn’t about blaming
Valentine’s Day gets all the attention, but real love isn’t built on one day a year. In this Monarch for Love episode, we talk about why love doesn’t need a holiday to be expressed, protected, or renewed. This conversation is about moving beyond performative romance and into everyday connection. The kind of love that’s felt
Somewhere along the way, love can start to feel heavy, expected, or taken for granted. In this episode of Monarch for Love, we reframe one powerful truth: loving your spouse is not a duty, it’s a privilege. A privilege to know someone deeply. A privilege to grow alongside them.A privilege to choose love, even when
I love you” matters, but when it’s said on repeat without meaning, it can lose its power. In this episode of Monarch for Love, I share why adding one simple word changes everything: because. When you say “I love you because…” you don’t just express love, you help your partner feel seen. You remind them