Welcome to Part 2 of Playing Offense on Valentine’s Day. In our last post, we explored the emotional impact of Valentine’s Day in a betrayal story. We also acknowledge the
Valentine’s Day. The very mention of it can feel like a cruel joke when you’ve been betrayed by someone you loved and trusted. The endless stream of romantic gestures, social
Healing from betrayal is a journey that requires grace, time, and intentionality. As you navigate this chapter, one of the most empowering steps you can take is to prioritize yourself.
I hate crappy cake, but on this day, I realized how often I ate it. The Story My husband and I had been married for eight years. Life was a
As a writer, you’d think that I would love the process of journaling. You’d be wrong. But when my betrayal story started, it became a lifeline. This discovery came in
Like many, my betrayal story has been the most difficult period of my life. So much of what accompanies betrayal trauma feels out of control: emotions, triggers, distrust, and interactions
Understand this, dear brothers and sisters: You must all be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry. James 1:19 NLT James 1:19 is one of those
“How are you feeling?” Women experiencing the after effects of intimate betrayal dread this question. A myriad of emotions accompany this experience. Truthfully, many of her emotions can’t even be
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