Mira Kirshenbaum defines betrayal as, “When someone does something that breaks a fundamental promise, or violates a fundamental expectation and does so in a way that significantly hurts your peace of mind.”
In her book, “I Love You, But I Don’t Trust You” she states that between 40 and 70% of couples know they have significant problems with trust. And at least 90% of couples will have a crisis of trust at some point.
So… how do you recover when you’ve experienced a betrayal?
What should you do to restore trust after you’ve been hurt?
Can your marriage survive after a betrayal? Will it ever be the same again?
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This post was previously published on The Growth Marriage.
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