Episode Summary:  In this episode, we address a common and challenging scenario faced by many who have experienced betrayal. How do you handle social situations where the topic of betrayal comes up, and you find yourself feeling uncomfortable, angry, or even embarrassed? We provide practical advice and strategies to help you navigate these moments with confidence and poise. This episode is inspired by a question from a PBT Institute member, and it's dedicated to helping you manage these difficult conversations and emotions.    Key Points:    Introduction:    Addressing a common and relatable question from a PBT Institute member about dealing with betrayal conversations in social settings.    Emotional Reactions:    Common feelings of discomfort, anger, embarrassment, and confusion in social situations where betrayal is discussed.  The internal conflict of wanting to contribute to the conversation versus the urge to withdraw.    Strategies for Managing the Conversation:    When They Don't Know:  Have a prepared, neutral statement ready to contribute to the conversation.  Excuse yourself politely to get a non-alcoholic drink or take a break if the conversation becomes too overwhelming.    When They Do Know:  Recognize the lack of empathy or consideration in others' comments.  Prepare a response or choose to walk away from the conversation.  Consider addressing the issue directly if you feel the person is worth educating about your sensitivity to the topic.    Rebuilding After Betrayal:  Addressing the judgment and criticism faced when choosing to rebuild a relationship after betrayal.  Understanding that rebuilding involves both partners transforming and not reverting to their old selves.  The importance of recognizing and demanding new levels of respect and behavior from a partner during the rebuilding process.  Handling Social Judgments:  Being prepared for others' fixed opinions and limited understanding of personal growth and change.  The importance of maintaining a focus on your own healing and the new dynamics in your relationship.    Evaluating Your Social Circle:  Assessing whether the conversations you are part of reflect your growth and new values.  Seeking out and surrounding yourself with people who support your journey and share similar goals of personal development and growth.  Final Thoughts:    Emphasizing the need for self-care, preparation, and proactive strategies in handling social situations involving betrayal.  Encouraging listeners to continuously seek environments and relationships that align with their personal growth and healing journey.    Quotes to Remember:  "Hard now, easy later. Easy now, hard later. Take your pick because it's going to be one of those two."  "What you think of me is none of my business."  "Rebuilding is deliberate and intentional. It is all about redefining relationships based on new rules and respect."  Resources Mentioned:    PBT Institute for further support and resources.  Wayne Dyer and Neale Donald Walsch quotes for inspiration and perspective.  Call to Action:  If you are struggling with these social situations or need more support in your healing journey, consider joining the PBT Institute. Reach out for guidance, tools, and a community that understands and supports your path to healing and transformation.    Outro:  Thank you for tuning in. Remember, this work is for the brave and transformative. Equip yourself with the tools and support needed to navigate these challenging moments, and know that you are not alone. See you next time.    Links:   The PBT Institute: https://thepbtinstitute.com  For the betrayed-Reclaim: https://thepbtinstitute.com/reclaim/  For the betrayer-Rebuild: https://thepbtinstitute.com/rebuild-program/