Today we're going to be doing a deep dive on one of the most triggering phrases a B-Trade partner will hear.
Foundationally, it's a four-word phrase, sometimes even five, and it is...
Drumroll.
I've already told you everything.
That sentence gets repeated over and over, especially when the B-Trade partner starts to ask questions.
Now, what we often don't see, especially early on, is the intention behind this response.
So when someone says, I've already told you everything, we soon come to realize that that response is a deflection strategy.
It's intended to make it appear like the only thing left standing between him and her healing is her own inability to let things go.
By saying, I've already told you everything, it's an attempt to cast an image of being cooperative, transparent, an open book.
So let's be honest here.
The betrayer's intention to appear like he's done his part of the heavy lifting is what is behind that phrase.
Betrayed partners, if you hear and you know everything, and your gut is setting off red flags, I urge you to listen, because the true intention behind his words might be just another way to gaslight you, shut you down, and deflect.
I like how Jesus defined integrity the way I understand it.
He said, let your yes be yes and your no be no.
You just give an honest answer.
It doesn't need any qualifiers.
We hear qualifiers like, I've told you everything.
Or other qualifiers.
I swear on my grandma's grave.
All these qualifiers.
And what that does is it sets up two levels of honesty.
That if I don't have my qualifier, I must not be telling the
truth.
Today we're going to be doing a deep dive on one of the most triggering phrases a B-Trade partner will hear.
Foundationally, it's a four-word phrase, sometimes even five, and it is...
Drumroll.
I've already told you everything.
That sentence gets repeated over and over, especially when the B-Trade partner starts to ask questions.
Now, what we often don't see, especially early on, is the intention behind this response.
So when someone says, I've already told you everything, we soon come to realize that that response is a deflection strategy.
It's intended to make it appear like the only thing left standing between him and her healing is her own inability to let things go.
By saying, I've already told you everything, it's an attempt to cast an image of being cooperative, transparent, an open book.
So let's be honest here.
The betrayer's intention to appear like he's done his part of the heavy lifting is what is behind that phrase.
Betrayed partners, if you hear and you know everything, and your gut is setting off red flags, I urge you to listen, because the true intention behind his words might be just another way to gaslight you, shut you down, and deflect.
I like how Jesus defined integrity the way I understand it.
He said, let your yes be yes and your no be no.
You just give an honest answer.
It doesn't need any qualifiers.
We hear qualifiers like, I've told you everything.
Or other qualifiers.
I swear on my grandma's grave.
All these qualifiers.
And what that does is it sets up two levels of honesty.
That if I don't have my qualifier, I must not be telling the
truth.
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