The Real Danger of DistrustThe Real Danger of Distrust
Love Over Addiction
Feeling distrust in your relationship when you love someone struggling with addiction can be quite common. But there is some real danger in that. Because addiction doesn't like to tell the truth (and it wants to stay in control), it decides to tell...
17:27•17 Jan 2021
Navigating Distrust: Building Trust While Loving Someone with Addiction
“When you love someone suffering with addiction, addiction needs to lie in order for it to survive. Denial means we don't have to take action.”
Imagine loving someone who constantly lies to you. That’s the harsh reality many face when dealing with a loved one’s addiction. In this eye-opening episode of 'Love Over Addiction', Michelle Anderson dives into the treacherous waters of distrust that often accompany addiction. When your partner denies drinking, taking pills, or even inappropriate texting, the seeds of distrust are sown. Anderson breaks down how these lies are not just random but are addiction’s way of staying in control.
Feeling insecure and jealous is natural when you’re constantly being deceived. Michelle doesn’t just stop at identifying the problem; she provides actionable steps to recognize the signs of distrust and how to move past them. Her advice goes beyond the surface, encouraging you to take ownership of your life and ignore the noise from others’ opinions. This episode is a lifeline for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the deceit that addiction brings into a relationship.
Michelle’s empathetic approach offers hope and practical tips for rebuilding trust and fostering healthier connections. If you’re struggling with the complexities of loving someone battling addiction, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you navigate these challenging waters.
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