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In this important episode of The Essay Podcast, hosts Bill R. and Kawy W. are joined by Jack H. to explore the theme: “A caution is advised.”
Taken from a reading in the White Book, this phrase refers to the guidance given to newcomers in recovery—not to disclose details of their sexual past to a partner without first discussing it with a sponsor or their group. Jack shares personal reflections on why this caution exists, how premature disclosure can be harmful, and how discernment, humility, and support play vital roles in walking the path of recovery with integrity.
This conversation offers clarity and compassion for those navigating honesty, boundaries, and healing in relationships.
By essay-podcastIn this important episode of The Essay Podcast, hosts Bill R. and Kawy W. are joined by Jack H. to explore the theme: “A caution is advised.”
Taken from a reading in the White Book, this phrase refers to the guidance given to newcomers in recovery—not to disclose details of their sexual past to a partner without first discussing it with a sponsor or their group. Jack shares personal reflections on why this caution exists, how premature disclosure can be harmful, and how discernment, humility, and support play vital roles in walking the path of recovery with integrity.
This conversation offers clarity and compassion for those navigating honesty, boundaries, and healing in relationships.