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Hey everyone—today we’re going to talk about how trust actually gets repaired after it’s been broken, using a research-based model that explains why “just apologize” often doesn’t work the way people hope it will.
Here’s the big idea: trust repair is not a one-person project. It’s a two-way, back-and-forth ...
Why the Unfaithful Partner Isn’t Sorry (Yet): The Apology Mismatch After an Affair
After infidelity, one of the most confusing and painful experiences for the betrayed partner is this: “Why aren’t they sorry?” Or if they do say sorry, it feels flat, defensive, or rushed—like they’re trying to move on without truly understanding what they’ve done.
Have you ever wondered why your partner’s story feels incomplete (even when they’re trying)? In this post we explore why both partners remember the affair so differently and what you can do about it.
One of the most confusing—and painful—parts of healing after infidelity is this question:
“How can we remember the sam...What happens when your children shut you out after an affair, and nothing you do seems to help?
In this live conversation, we talk about one of the hardest parts of affair recovery: repairing your relationship with your teenagers or adult children. Many parents assume that if their kids don’t respond, it means they’ve already lost them. Shame tells yo...
“Pre-assurance” — offering reassurance before your partner is triggered, is a proactive way to help them feel emotionally safe. It communicates awareness, care, and emotional leadership, especially after betrayal. It's one of the most compassionate things an unfaithful partner can do to rebuild trust.You can remember it like this:“I se...
