by Savvy Esposito | Sep 17, 2022 | Men's Corner, Mental Health & Psychology, Savvy Answers, Sex Addiction & Betrayal Trauma
From a Betrayed Partner with an SSA + IA Spouse Q: How do I really know my husband has the right therapist and if it is actually going to help or prepare him to tackle his triggers and weakness. I’m afraid he is just shit playing this to play the victim as he has...
by Savvy Esposito | Sep 17, 2022 | Mental Health & Psychology, Savvy Answers, Sex Addiction & Betrayal Trauma
From a Betrayed Partner with an SSA + IA Spouse Q: On the article Addicted Brain for Dummies talks about how it is similar to the movie Beautiful Mind. I’m afraid his porn addiction will always be there even after recovery. It breaks my heart and I’m reconsidering if...
by Savvy Esposito | Sep 17, 2022 | Savvy Answers, Sex & Relationships, Sex Addiction & Betrayal Trauma
From a Betrayed Partner with an SSA Spouse: Q: A year after discovering my husbands addiction I have started to get extremely uncomfortable during sex and foreplay, to the point of asking him to stop. Is this normal? Savvy Answers: This question gives me reason to ask...
by Savvy Esposito | Sep 17, 2022 | Savvy Answers, Sex & Relationships, Sex Addiction & Betrayal Trauma
From a Betrayed Partner with an IA + SSA Spouse: Q: How do you know when is it time to give up on the marriage? Savvy Answers: When to give up on your marriage is one of the top questions I get asked. To begin the conversation you have to ask yourself these following...
by Savvy Esposito | Sep 16, 2022 | Savvy Answers, Sex & Relationships, Sex Addiction & Betrayal Trauma
From a betrayed partner with a SSA + IA partner Q: How do you start to get over the feeling of “not having been enough”? Savvy Answers: To answer your question, I want to say you’re asking the wrong question. The reality is you are more than enough. However,...
by Savvy Esposito | Sep 16, 2022 | Savvy Answers, Sex & Relationships, Sex Addiction & Betrayal Trauma
From a betrayed partner with a SSA + IA partner Q: Once trust has been broken so completely, how is it possible to stay together? Savvy Answers: If you are in the beginning stages of recovery (0-6 months post discovery) and you have not gotten any professional help,...
