Anthony GoldnerFounder at Infinite Gold Legacy

Reclaiming Playfulness in Relationships

Name: Reclaiming Playfulness in Relationships
Uploaded: 2025-07-13T16:09:21+00:00
Duration: 7 s
Channel: Anthony Goldner
Description: In this interview excerpt, the guest reflects on how rediscovering childlike play has been central to healing and growth after a deep marital rupture…

13 Jul 2025 · 0 min

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In this interview excerpt, the guest reflects on how rediscovering childlike play has been central to healing and growth after a deep marital rupture. They recall a playful honeymoon in the Dominican Republic, filled with hide‑and‑seek and mutual pranks, which contrasted sharply with the darkness that followed the marriage breakdown when laughter and games vanished. Re‑embracing that innate playfulness—through silliness, banter, and pranks—has become “everything” for them, especially now that they are parents, allowing them to connect with their children through the same joyful, childlike energy.

What's been the most fun in this journey of yours from the deep depths that you were at at one point with your marriage to where you are right now?
Gosh, probably just reclaiming the play. When I think of my honeymoon, we were in Dominican Republic and we played hide and seek. I was like, never did I imagine, you know, such awesome childlike play. And so we were so playful and pranked each other all the time. And when we went through all the rupture and the darkness and everything, we weren't laughing anymore. We definitely weren't playing. We weren't pranking. And so because that's who we are by nature, to have that reclaimed has been everything. And now we've got kids and so having them, you know, being playful with them, but just the silliness back, the banter, the, yeah, the childlikeness has just been everything for me.
That's awesome.