Your check-up phone calls
The time immediately following a betrayal can be particularly anxiety provoking. The inclination to be suspicious, angry and scared runs very high. By checking in with you regularly you will have the opportunity to vent your concerns and get support.
These check-in calls are also designed to diminish the inclination to talk excessively to friends and relatives about your relationship difficulties. While seeking support from friends and relatives is completely normal, it can also have the effect of poisoning those any relationship friends and family might have had, or will have, with your partner. Ultimately, too much sharing can be destructive.
These check-in calls are also designed to diminish the inclination to talk excessively to friends and relatives about your relationship difficulties. While seeking support from friends and relatives is completely normal, it can also have the effect of poisoning those any relationship friends and family might have had, or will have, with your partner. Ultimately, too much sharing can be destructive.
