An aha moment
My husband, unfortunately, refused to go treatment for SA. I’m listening to the episode with Dr Eddie and he and Dr Rob are talking about emotionally intimacy. It brought forth a memory of a conversation with my husband ( actually more than one) when I asked him to talk to me more, tell me what’s going on in his life, just be closer to me. His answer to me was “ I’m not going to talk with you like I’m one of your girlfriends “. I didn’t know what he meant but now -aha- my friends and I are emotionally intimate. We talk about life, feelings, disappointments. We support each other and are trustworthy. My husband can’t do that. I wish I would have seen this as a RED FLAG. The first time he said this to me was before marriage and the last time was after the SA discovery. Sad really, he threw away his family because he couldn’t commit to the journey of addressing his intimacy disorder. But we know how these guys roll- he will begin a new relationship, if he already hasn’t , and the cycle will begin again. If the women is healthier than I was years ago, she will run for the hills.
Dmytexas via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/27/22
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I’ve listened to A LOT of the podcasts on this subject (sadly) and this one offers so much help for both the addict and the betrayed. It is my go to and I have shared so many episodes with my husband and the women in my support group. As a betrayed partner, I appreciate Dr. Rob’s genuine...Read full review »
helping us heal via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/13/22
Found you through InTheRooms last night and you were so warm and informative that I decided to check out the podcast. Did not disappoint. So many good topics and guests. I actually went and bought the book from the neglect episode right after I listened. Thanks so much for sharing so much!
NoraB1984 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/30/21
This podcast is full of very helpful information for anyone interested in intimacy disorders, addictions, or understanding relationship(s). This is one of the few podcast I’m in this arena that is not trying to push their brand of recovery/healing or insist that there is only one approach to...Read full review »
pdj1030 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/01/19
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