Happily Even After Betrayal with Life Coach Jen
Aug 31, 2026 · 24 min · 13 segments
Send us Fan Mail The moment betrayal hits, your brain starts demanding a guarantee: which choice won’t hurt as much, which choice your kids will “be…
Jennifer TownsendHostI want you to really think about are you making this decision harder than it needs to be? And I'm going to say yes, you are.
And also, we might be asking the wrong question because people ask me, how do I know if I should stay married and get divorced? I don't know the answer for you.
So a lot of people, it's because we are stuck on, is it the right decision? We have been conditioned to believe important decisions have a correct answer.
If we think long enough, pray hard enough, gather enough information, ask enough people, eventually we'll discover the answer.
But what if there isn't one objectively right answer? What if staying could be a good decision? And what if leaving could also be a good decision? And what if both choices include, which I know they do, loss, grief, opportunity, fear, growth, and uncertainty? You may not be choosing between right and wrong.
You may be choosing between two very different lives and deciding which one you are willing to create.
And I just want to tell you, both could be true and both could be not true.
We just have different life experiences and different reasons we think these things.
I want you to really think about are you making this decision harder than it needs to be? And I'm going to say yes, you are.
And also, we might be asking the wrong question because people ask me, how do I know if I should stay married and get divorced? I don't know the answer for you.
So a lot of people, it's because we are stuck on, is it the right decision? We have been conditioned to believe important decisions have a correct answer.
If we think long enough, pray hard enough, gather enough information, ask enough people, eventually we'll discover the answer.
But what if there isn't one objectively right answer? What if staying could be a good decision? And what if leaving could also be a good decision? And what if both choices include, which I know they do, loss, grief, opportunity, fear, growth, and uncertainty? You may not be choosing between right and wrong.
You may be choosing between two very different lives and deciding which one you are willing to create.
And I just want to tell you, both could be true and both could be not true.
We just have different life experiences and different reasons we think these things.
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