How to REBUILD TRUST in a Relationship After LIES, CHEATING & AFFAIRS

HOW TO REBUILD TRUST IN A RELATIONSHIP AFTER LIES, CHEATING & AFFAIRS

Are you wondering how to rebuild trust in a relationship after lying, how to rebuild trust in a relationship after cheating, or how to rebuild trust in a relationship after betrayal?

The question of how to rebuild trust after cheating and lying can seem like a very complex one, and it can seem like such an impossible and daunting thing to think about.

However, in this video, I am going to show you how to rebuild trust after infidelity or compulsive lying (specifically how to rebuild trust in a relationship for guys.)

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[GeoffreySetiawan]

Hey guys hope this was helpful! Leave me a comment with your thoughts?

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[smekiloper]

To everyone here in the comment section : Don't give up.

[anshhunn]

Im soo sorry for what have i done I cannot live without her

[yoongis.tangerine]

no one cheated on me, i'm just here for the wisdom

[KyoAWare]

I left due to a conflict of my emotions, depression and my insecurity at work. I hurt her feelings by not trusting her, not talking and she felt left in the dark for my reasons...and leaving her feeling abandoned as it were. I want to be better, and I will save this to go back to, so I can not do that again, trust her even when I’m down and especially if allowed the opportunity to be in love again. I miss her dearly. Thank you for this

[sally]

I'm here because my partner lost my trust, our daughter is only just 4months old and I discovered him being disloyal even though we talked about how lies (cheating and other forms of mental and physical hurts).

Even though we spoke about this before our daughter was born he decided to stray, lied and I found out almost 3months after, when I first came to him I told him how I was feeling.

He made promises that he would change then repeatedly did what he told me he wouldn't.

He's now trying to get therapy to keep our relationship together and so we can try keep our family together for our daughter.

This video has helped me understand and I now have a little more knowledge on this subject, thank you.

I'm praying he will change for the better.

[marielisgarcia]

I really thought that the partner who have cheated or had an affair is the one responsible of help the other partner rebuilt that trust. This video helped me understand that I also have to work on that trust. It was really helpful.

[elainewells]

I am a marriage therapist, so I work with trust & communication issues all the time. Geoffrey made several excellent suggestions -- but I'd like him to clarify how he would help a couple to have an "emotional" conversation about the root problem and the win/win solutions. Is he saying that emotions must be addressed rather than ignored? That seems obvious, but it is a crucial point, especially for men, who generally want to get right to the fix and avoid all those messy emotions.

[patriciacoyne]

I made a huge mistake and I wish I could take it all back. I apologize and praying he gives me a second chance. As hard it is for me to give him space I am. I pray we can make things work and work through it

[SuperMan-dsrw]

Well this definitely helps a lot….my partner and I are really trying to ease into trust and slowly working to healing and moving forward. We almost rushed back into being “lovey dovey” with each other but instead she felt pressured which I understood so what we decided was to create space where we see each other once a week to not be overwhelmed but the rest of the days we reflect and work on communication with each other and ourselves. We both really want this to work but every now and then which I completely understand she has those days where she wants to “throw in the towel” to my response is I don’t blame her if she did it is not easy trying to repair but if we both do it together as well as work on being the best of ourselves I know we can best. Difficulty right now are those days when she feels like giving up and shutting down. I want to understand why but sometimes it is cases where it is her siblings talking bad. How do I reassure her or help her understand that I want to grow with her, that I am bettering myself, and am serious about progressing towards a new and better us? She currently believes that I am just doing this temporarily but she says she would like it if I prove her wrong so I’m doing to the best of my ability to do so just days that she wants to give up hit her hard and my question is how can I help her even more on those days without overwhelming her or her feeling like I’m just repeating/telling her what she wants to here?

[Gregory]

One of the best relationship videos I’ve ever seen. Truly thankful for this.

[ChurchWorshipandvideo]

You are the only person I've seen address the need to find the root problem and discover a fix for it to establish self trust. I love my wife but after a relapse that broke her trust, I found myself struggling with deep self-doubt. I realize from your content that this doubt and mistrust of myself will be fixed as I address the root and discover win-wins with my wife. Excellent content.

[thelongevityproject]

Such great insight into building trust in your relationship. Trust is something that I personally struggle with, so I appreciate this video very much!

[peterfichtner]

I love the way he connects this topic to sales and business. As a salesperson, when I learned to let go of outcomes and focus on process is also when I became most successful it’s so interesting how that applies to relationships as well.

[adambr]

Hi Geoffrey, really appreciate your effort to help men be a better husband.😊

[vjaygee]

Geoffrey you were so on point about how these communications should take place that I almost started answering back to you on your video. It is SO HARD when two people are on two different wave lengths and trying to get our points across that it gets exhausting and the hope nearly gone. Thank you for your insight 🙏 and I hope I can show my spouse without it looking like criticism. I would want us both to apply these strategies. It helps having somone on the outside understand both sides. Thanks again! ~ Signed hopeful and ready for a change

[tyleraguilar]

I broke up with my soul maté because we couldn’t move pass the things I did early on. I love and I miss her dearly and I wish I could’ve became a good man before I made those mistake

[muffinelite]

You have no idea how great this worked. THANK YOU

[UTubafy]

Thanks Geoffrey! Getting to the root cause of the lack of trust and the reason for the behaviours that lead to that lack of trust; and then agreeing upon a solution is great advice 🙏🏽

[lukeshepherd]

Thank you so much for this video. Watching this at a point in my life I needed this the most so that I can be the person that my girlfriend deserves and the person I want to be. ❤️