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Jake Paul is going to Paris Olympics after bursting onto boxing scene

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“We’re never being intimate again.”⁣That’s a sentence many betrayed partners say after discovery. Not from spite, but from deep pain.⁣ When trust is shattered, intimacy feels unsafe. That boundary is valid.⁣But here’s the hope: With healing, with rebuilt safety, and earned trust… Intimacy can return.⁣ And not just return, it can grow into something better than it ever was before.⁣ Healthy sexuality after betrayal isn’t about pressure or “getting over it.” It’s about alignment. Safety. Mutual hon

“We’re never being intimate again.”⁣That’s a sentence many betrayed partners say after discovery. Not from spite, but from deep pain.⁣ When trust is shattered, intimacy feels unsafe. That boundary is valid.⁣But here’s the hope: With healing, with rebuilt safety, and earned trust… Intimacy can return.⁣ And not just return, it can grow into something better than it ever was before.⁣ Healthy sexuality after betrayal isn’t about pressure or “getting over it.” It’s about alignment. Safety. Mutual hon

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Rebuilding trust takes more than good intentions—it requires intentional practice. Here's a simple process I use for better and more honest communication when I'm doing work with couples: Pause. Take a deep breath. Repeat the question in your head. And when you respond, respond with rigorous honesty. This simple habit rewires the brain to slow down, reflect, and choose truth over old patterns. Trust isn't rebuilt overnight—but it can be rebuilt. Webinar: Rigorous Honesty | Dr. Jake Porter

Rebuilding trust takes more than good intentions—it requires intentional practice. Here's a simple process I use for better and more honest communication when I'm doing work with couples: Pause. Take a deep breath. Repeat the question in your head. And when you respond, respond with rigorous honesty. This simple habit rewires the brain to slow down, reflect, and choose truth over old patterns. Trust isn't rebuilt overnight—but it can be rebuilt. Webinar: Rigorous Honesty | Dr. Jake Porter

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Often, the betrayed partner longs to be able to share their pain and heartache with the partner who betrayed them. They want to feel heard, validated and loved. But whenever they bring it up, their partner shuts down and becomes ashamed. If you’re the partner who can’t seem to handle the shame when it comes up, I want to help you. You need to be able to reflect on what you’re feeling when you sense that shame starts to come up. That awareness, combined with some self-compassion, will help you to

Often, the betrayed partner longs to be able to share their pain and heartache with the partner who betrayed them. They want to feel heard, validated and loved. But whenever they bring it up, their partner shuts down and becomes ashamed. If you’re the partner who can’t seem to handle the shame when it comes up, I want to help you. You need to be able to reflect on what you’re feeling when you sense that shame starts to come up. That awareness, combined with some self-compassion, will help you to

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Trauma memories don’t have to stay stuck in pain. When we pair painful memories with healing experiences in the present, we actually change the way our brain stores them. Repetition is key. Each time we create new, positive associations, we shift the trajectory of our healing journey. Your past doesn’t define you—your healing does. | Dr. Jake Porter

Trauma memories don’t have to stay stuck in pain. When we pair painful memories with healing experiences in the present, we actually change the way our brain stores them. Repetition is key. Each time we create new, positive associations, we shift the trajectory of our healing journey. Your past doesn’t define you—your healing does. | Dr. Jake Porter

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Therapists are no more human than you are, meaning that they all carry their own problems and baggage. This means that if your therapist has not done their own work of healing, they may unintentionally hold you back in your own recovery. Webinar: Save Your Marriage | Dr. Jake Porter

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Ever notice how the unspoken speaks louder than words? And when the implicit and explicit messages don’t match, we always believe the implicit. This is the reality of human connection—we pick up on energy, tone, body language, and even silence more than the words themselves. So when your partner says, “I’m fine,” but their posture, voice, or energy says otherwise, trust the deeper signal. That’s where the real conversation is happening. | Dr. Jake Porter

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When a betrayed partner hears different answers to the same question over time, it can feel disorienting—like reality keeps shifting beneath them. And I get it. You're trying to piece together the truth. But here’s something to consider: Sometimes, those changes aren’t about deception—they’re about growth. As the betraying partner does their work, they may gain deeper self-awareness of their thoughts, emotions, motives, and intentions. And when they understand themselves better, their answers ma

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Every couple is operating on something. Whether you realize it or not, your relationship has a purpose. It might be something intentional and meaningful—or it might just be about saving money and avoiding loneliness. Either way, there’s a “why” holding you together. That purpose comes from your shared story. The history you’ve built, the experiences you’ve had, and the way you first connected—all of it shapes the identity of us. So ask yourselves: Who are we? And what do we want our purpose to b

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Let's talk about a silent struggle: men who've been betrayed. I've found that when men are the betrayed partner, they're far less likely to seek support—often because of stigma, shame, and the cultural script that says, "You should be strong enough to handle this on your own." But here's the truth: Betrayal trauma doesn't discriminate by gender. Men also need safe, specialized spaces—where their pain is honored, not minimized, and where healing doesn't require sacrificing their dignity. If you'r

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When betrayal strikes, it’s easy to mislabel trauma responses as personality disorders. But let's be clear: Betrayal is traumatic, and its effects manifest as trauma symptoms, not inherent personality traits. Healing begins when we understand this difference and address the pain with compassion and clarity. | Dr. Jake Porter

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Rupture and repair—this is the rhythm of healing after betrayal. A couple can’t just jump into repair after a rupture, especially one as deep as betrayal. Recovery is a long-term process, sometimes taking years. But here’s the key: That big, deep wound won’t heal all at once. Instead, trust is rebuilt through a series of smaller repairs over time. Real repair isn’t just a one-time apology or a prayer with a pastor—it’s in the day-to-day moments. How do you respond when your partner is triggered?

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This might not be a popular take, but I think it’s a conversation worth having. Therapists aren’t any less human than the rest of us. They bring their own histories, wounds, and struggles into the work they do. That’s why it’s absolutely essential that those in the helping professions commit to doing their own healing work. Without it, they risk unintentionally projecting their unresolved pain onto their clients, muddying the therapeutic process instead of facilitating true healing. Webinar: Sav

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There are so many losses in the wake of betrayal. And for partners, those losses are often left unnamed—not because they don’t matter, but because the pain feels too immense to lay on anyone else’s shoulders. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard something like this:“If I opened it all up, I wouldn’t know where to stop. It would be too much. I’d overwhelm them. I’d scare them away.” So, instead, they offer it in small pieces. A little here, a little there. And the rest? It gets buried. Sile

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Behind the Scenes Drama - Find Me in Paris Season 3 Set Fight

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The Spill on Instagram: "If you loved Jake’s introduction in the new season of Emily in Paris as much as we did, listen up — because our spidey senses are tingling, and all signs point to this not being the last time we see Emily and Jake on screen together. For all our predictions, insider tea, and blink-and-you-miss-it BTS moments from the new season, tap the link in our bio and listen to the latest episode of Watch Party, where we unpack it all. #emilyinparis #emilyinpariss5 #netflix #briangr

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Dr. Jake Porter on Instagram: "You’ve done the work. Therapy, groups, maybe even an intensive. You’ve named the trauma. You’ve walked through the pain. And still, something inside feels tight. Like something never fully released. The Untangled Experience is a retreat for women who know they’ve come a long way but still feel stuck. Maybe it’s grief that hasn’t moved through. Maybe it’s a part of you that still feels frozen. Maybe it’s something you can’t quite name, but you know it’s there. This

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Congresswoman Katie Porter grills billionaire CEO over pay disparity at JP Morgan

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