Rob and Tami answer questions about when it makes sense to keep fighting for a relationship with your addict vs. walking away for good. It can be a hard journey filled with grief, but you have every right to be angry and upset about the betrayal they’ve done to you. In this week’s episode, your hosts discuss how you can best manage this pain.

 

TAKEAWAYS:

[0:35] I’m a betrayed spouse that wants to stay together. My partner thinks it’ll be easier to walk away. What do I do?

[4:05] My husband has difficulty discussing his sex addiction. What’s happening here?

[9:05] If your addict pursued their recovery with the same amount of energy as their addiction, they’d do great.

[12:40] I’m struggling to stop trying to prove that my betrayed partner is in the wrong.

[16:15] How can I find resources to help my betrayed partner?

[19:25] How can I build empathy and stop causing my partner pain?

[22:20] Men are not the only people who cheat. Tami and Rob will have more resources for women addicts coming soon.

[23:25] What are some self-care responses when your addict breaks boundaries?

[27:15] My husband didn’t get better, so I left. Should I keep hoping he’ll change or should I finally leave him?

 

RESOURCES: 

Seekingintegrity.com

Email Tami: [email protected]

Sexandrelationshiphealing.com

Intherooms.com

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