summary

In this episode of Twisted Truth, Corey Wesley delves into the complexities of trust and relationships, sharing a personal story about a friend facing betrayal. He discusses the importance of honesty, the impact of unmet needs, and the struggle between hope and accountability in love. Corey emphasizes the need for self-worth and the dangers of dating potential rather than reality, encouraging listeners to trust their instincts and prioritize their emotional health.

takeaways

• Believing what we see versus what people tell us is complex.
• People often return to unhealthy relationships due to unmet needs.
• Honesty is crucial in relationships, yet many struggle with it.
• Hope can sometimes distort our perception of reality.
• You are worth all the love in the world and should not settle for less.
• Trust your gut feelings; they are often correct.
• Kindness should not be mistaken for weakness.
• People's potential does not guarantee their actions.
• You don't need evidence to know when something is wrong.
• Accountability is essential in any relationship.

Sound Bites

• "Why do we go back to them constantly?"
• "Kindness is not a weakness."
• "You only can be treated badly if you allow it."
• "Hope does not look abusive."
• "You are worth all the love in the world."

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