Can you be friends with someone who betrayed you?
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Can you be friends with someone who betrayed you?
Although it’s hard and it takes time, if you forgive them, work to rebuild the friendship, and take the right steps to set boundaries, becoming friends again with someone who betrayed you is possible.
How do you stop obsessing over someone who betrayed you?
Act on my 13 steps to recover faith after betrayal:
- Erase the imprints of betrayal.
- Forgive.
- Throw betrayal away.
- Start faith slow.
- Find others who have faith.
- Regain faith in yourself.
- Detach from people you don’t trust.
- Don’t betray.
How to deal with the aftermath of a betrayal?
8 Steps To Dealing With The Immediate Aftermath Of A Betrayal. 1 1. Name your feelings. Betrayal is an act. The emotions that result from it are what we mean when we say we’re “feeling betrayed.”. In order to start 2 2. Resist retaliating. 3 3. Take time away. 4 4. Talk to a third party. 5 5. Examine the betrayal.
How do you feel when you find out someone has betrayed you?
Sadness – you might become very low, weepy even when you discover a betrayal. This might be because you feel a sense of loss; a loss of trust, a loss of the person you thought they were, a loss of the happy memories you have of them, a loss of the future you saw with them.
What does it mean to be betrayed?
It is one of those painful life experiences that have the power to change people’s hearts and lives forever. If you have ever been betrayed, you cannot change what has happened to you or make the pain go away. You need time to grieve and feel angry.
Why do people betray each other?
Maybe your relationship changed and so did their loyalty to you. Maybe something in either or both of your lives has changed and they became insensitive to you. Or, maybe you both grew apart and in different directions. There are many reasons that cause people to betray one another.