When betrayal enters a marriage, the pain is not limited to what happened. There is also the devastating realization that the relationship may have been built, at least in part, on information one spouse did not have.
Questions begin to surface.
What else don’t I know? How long has this been happening? Can I trust what I’m being told? Was the marriage I believed I had even real?
For many betrayed spouses, these unanswered questions become an obstacle to healing.
In a recent conversation with Randy and Andrea Westover of Unchained Recovery, we explored why full disclosure is such an important part of betrayal recovery, how the process works, and why truth must be approached with both courage and care.