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Samuel, Alumnus

What to Expect in Recovery from Infidelity When There Is No Humility

Samuel shares part one of why humility and honesty must be present in recovery.

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Hunility....

Submitted by rwr on Mon, 03/12/2018 - 11:29

THAT'S IT!!! No humility = unsafe for betrayed = no emotional connection/intimacy = staying stuck...

Once humility is exhibited on the unfaithful's part, true healing can take place for the unfaithful and the betrayed.

That one word, ironically, has so much power to determine the outcome of healing or not from infidelity.

Another great topic...thank you!!!

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