Here’s How To Tell If Your Emotionally Abusive Husband Will Change – Cece’s Story

Betrayal Trauma Recovery - BTR.ORG

Anne Blythe, M.Ed.

Education, Sexuality, Relationships, Mental Health, Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 7 January 2025

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Women suffering from betrayal trauma want to know if their husbands will ever change. It's a valid question, but at Betrayal Trauma Recovery, we advocate for safety first.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Betrayal Trauma Recovery, BTR.org. I'm Anne. I'm sure you remember what it was like when you were searching for help, maybe for your husband, hoping to find the right program or therapist. That's why I started podcasting. I supported my husband through seven years of pornography addiction recovery and not one therapist during that time told me I was experiencing emotional
0:22.4	and psychological abuse and sexual coercion. I didn't want any other woman on the planet to be in
0:28.8	the dark. If you're like the majority of my listeners, you're experiencing the type of abuse that's
0:33.6	invisible and difficult to wrap your head around. Your husband is using porn or having
0:37.8	affairs or lying to you, and you're getting the same bad advice about how to improve communication
0:42.8	or your relationship. If you need support from women who totally understand, check out our daily
0:48.4	group session schedule at BTR.org slash group. We'd love to see you in a session today. One simple, anonymous way to help spread the word
0:56.7	is to click, follow, or subscribe to the Betrayal Trauma Recovery podcast on your favorite
1:01.5	podcasting app. While you're there, every five-star rating helps make this podcast more visible
1:07.0	and will help save other women from getting the wrong kind of help, like a couple
1:10.9	program that will make this type of abuse worse. For those of you who follow or subscribe to this
1:16.1	podcast, thank you so much. Your support means so much to me. Welcome to betrayal trauma recovery,
1:22.9	BTR.org. This is Anne. I have a member of our community on today's episode.
1:28.0	CeC is here to share her story.
1:30.7	Welcome, Cece.
1:32.0	Hi, Ann.
1:32.8	Thanks for having me on.
1:34.6	I'm so grateful for women who come and share their stories.
1:38.6	If you're interested in sharing your story on the podcast, please contact podcast at
1:43.6	BTR.org. I'm so honored to talk with you.
1:47.7	All right. So, Cece, you're divorced now, but let's start at the beginning when you met your husband.
1:53.1	Can you talk about how you felt at first? So I went to a Christian college and there was a lot of the purity
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