🎧 CONTROL: Are We Misusing This Word? (Part 1) | The Wrong Words Podcast“Are we really in control… or just afraid to surrender?”In Part 1 of this deeply layered episode, hosts Oliver Marcelle and Luvon Dungee crack open one of the most misunderstood—and most misapplied—words in our vocabulary: Control.It’s a word that shows up in arguments, in relationships, at work, in faith, and even in how we talk to ourselves. But are we using it right? Or are we weaponizing it against things we don’t fully understand?💬 In this episode, we explore:Why control often shows up in relationships as a mask for fear or egoHow self-control might actually be the only real control we ever haveWhy surrender isn’t weakness—it’s wisdomThe slippery slope between preference and dominance: “I prefer” vs. “I forbid”What it really means when someone says, “They’re trying to control me”How culture, trauma, and pride warp the purpose of controlA surprising take on walking your dog—and how they might actually be walking you📖 We also unpack:Definitions from Dictionary.com, Merriam-Webster, and OxfordThe etymology: Latin contrarotulus, French contre-rôle (“to check, verify, regulate”)Scriptural insight from Galatians 5:23 — “self-control” as a fruit of the SpiritHebrew, Greek, and Aramaic roots showing control as dominion and inner rule🎙️ Standout moments:Luvon’s bold reframe: “Nothing can control you… unless you can’t control you.”Oliver’s reflection on restraint during conflict and how we misuse authority in relationshipsThe powerful call to stop mislabeling preference as control—and start owning our choicesThe mic-drop analogy: surrendering during a slide on ice teaches us how to regain control👥 What You’ll Walk Away With:A redefinition of control that centers on you, not othersFresh clarity on what it means to surrender with strengthLanguage that gives power back to your self, not your circumstancesA reminder that emotional intelligence often starts with restraint📊 POLL QUESTION:Which area of your life challenges your self-control the most?A) RelationshipsB) EmotionsC) SpeechD) Habits🗣️ Tell us your answer in the comments — and join the conversation.📲 Join the Movement:✅ Subscribe to The Wrong Words Podcast on YouTube✅ Follow us on TikTok ✅ Rate & Review wherever you listen🧩 Wrong words create wrong conversations. Let’s get this one right.#WrongWordsPodcast #Control #SelfControl #EmotionalIntelligence #EgoCheck #Surrender #WordMatters

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