Ben Shapiro has famously declared, "Facts don't care about your feelings." But what happens when feelings refuse to acknowledge facts? We've all been there-trapped in an argument where logic and reason are rendered useless, where emotions drive the conversation, and no amount of evidence seems to matter. This phenomenon is called emotional reasoning, and it can wreak havoc on relationships, leaving both partners feeling unheard, frustrated, and stuck in cycles of conflict. In Feelings Don't Care About Your Facts, Dr. Chuck dives into the psychology behind emotional reasoning, exploring its deep roots in arrested development, betrayal trauma, attachment wounds, and narcissistic injuries. With clear insights and practical strategies, he unpacks how emotional reasoning takes hold, why some people seem so immune to logic in the heat of the moment, and-most importantly-how to break free from these destructive patterns. If you often find yourself in arguments where facts are ignored and emotions prevail, this book will give you the tools to navigate these challenges, restore balance, and build healthier connections. " "Ben Shapiro has famously declared, "Facts don't care about your feelings." But what happens when feelings refuse to acknowledge facts? We've all been there-trapped in an argument where logic and reason are rendered useless, where emotions drive the conversation, and no amount of evidence seems to matter. This phenomenon is called emotional reasoning, and it can wreak havoc on relationships, leaving both partners feeling unheard, frustrated, and stuck in cycles of conflict. In Feelings Don't Care About Your Facts, Dr. Chuck dives into the psychology behind emotional reasoning, exploring its deep roots in arrested development, betrayal trauma, attachment wounds, and narcissistic injuries. With clear insights and practical strategies, he unpacks how emotional reasoning takes hold, why some people seem so immune to logic in the heat of the moment, and-most importantly-how to break free from these destructive patterns. If you often find yourself in arguments where facts are ignored and emotions prevail, this book will give you the tools to navigate these challenges, restore balance, and build healthier connections.
