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After the Affair

After the Affair

著者: Luke Shillings
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The ‘After the affair’ podcast with Luke Shillings is here to help you process, decide, and move forward on purpose following infidelity. Let’s explore what’s required to rebuild trust not only in yourself, but also with others. Whether you stay or leave, I can help! and no matter what your story, there will be something here for you.Copyright 2023 All rights reserved. 人間関係 社会科学
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  • 170.5 You Didn’t Fail Because They Had Unmet Needs
    2025/12/25

    After betrayal, many people carry a quiet belief:

    “If I had been more, they wouldn’t have needed someone else.”

    This short Christmas Day bonus episode gently dismantles that idea.

    Luke explores why unmet needs are internal experiences, why adults are responsible for expressing and managing them, and how taking responsibility for someone else’s unmet needs leads to self-erasure.

    This is not an episode about fixing, analysing, or understanding the past.

    It’s an invitation to stop punishing yourself, and to rest.

    If you’re listening today, I’m really glad you’re here.

    You don’t need to work on yourself today. You don’t need clarity today. You don’t need answers today.

    You’re allowed to rest.

    Connect with Luke:

    • Website: www.lifecoachluke.com
    • Instagram: @mylifecoachluke
    • Email: luke@lifecoachluke.com

    Join the After the Affair community at www.facebook.com/groups/aftertheaffaircommunity

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    4 分
  • 170. Why “Why Did They Cheat?” Is the Wrong Question
    2025/12/24

    After betrayal, one question tends to dominate the mind more than any other:

    “Why did they cheat?”

    It feels logical. Necessary. Like the answer might finally bring peace.

    But what if that question, however understandable, is quietly keeping you stuck?

    In this Christmas Eve episode, Luke explores why the search for “why” often leads to more rumination, more self-blame, and more pain, rather than healing. He offers a gentle but powerful reframe that helps you step out of analysis and into integration without dismissing the depth of what you’ve been through.

    If you’re lying awake replaying the story, searching for answers, or wondering what you missed, this episode is an invitation to soften the question and give your nervous system some rest.

    Key Takeaways

    • Wanting answers after betrayal is a nervous system response, not a failure
    • The question “Why did they cheat?” often reinforces self-blame
    • There is rarely a single, clean explanation that brings peace
    • Betrayal is not caused by partner performance
    • A more useful question shifts focus away from the past and back to you
    • Understanding doesn’t heal when it keeps you looking backwards
    • You don’t need certainty or answers to rest tonight

    If you find yourself stuck in loops of rumination, self-blame, or unanswered questions after betrayal, support can help you move from analysis into clarity, at your own pace.

    Through one-to-one coaching and The After the Affair Collective, Luke helps people rebuild self-trust, calm the nervous system, and find steadier ground, whether they stay, leave, or are still deciding.

    You don’t have to solve everything tonight.

    Connect with Luke:

    • Website: www.lifecoachluke.com
    • Instagram: @mylifecoachluke
    • Email: luke@lifecoachluke.com

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    9 分
  • 169. Why You Can’t Decide After Betrayal: And How Decisions Really Work
    2025/12/17

    After betrayal, one of the most painful places to be is stuck between options, unable to stay, unable to leave, unable to trust your own judgement.

    Many people believe they’re stuck because they don’t have enough information, clarity, or certainty. But that’s not the real problem.

    In this episode, Luke breaks down how human beings actually make decisions, and why relying on feelings or logic after betrayal often leads to paralysis rather than clarity.

    You’ll learn the three ways decisions are really made, why “logic” is usually retrospective justification rather than true direction, and how values-based decision-making can help you move forward without needing certainty.

    If you feel trapped in indecision after infidelity, this episode will help you understand why, and show you a calmer, more grounded way through it.

    Key Takeaways

    • Humans make decisions through feelings, values, or chance, not pure logic
    • After betrayal, feelings are often driven by fear and survival, not wisdom
    • Logic usually explains decisions after they’ve already been made
    • Waiting to “feel ready” often keeps you stuck
    • Values-based decisions don’t guarantee comfort, they guarantee self-respect
    • Not deciding is still a decision, just not one made intentionally
    • You don’t need certainty to move forward, you need a compass

    If you’re stuck in indecision after betrayal and feel like your mind won’t settle, coaching can help you untangle fear from values and rebuild trust in your own judgement.

    Through one-to-one coaching and The After the Affair Collective, Luke helps people move from paralysis into clarity, without telling them what to do.

    You don’t need certainty to decide.

    You just need to understand how decisions actually work.

    Connect with Luke:

    • Website: www.lifecoachluke.com
    • Instagram: @mylifecoachluke
    • Email: luke@lifecoachluke.com

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    9 分
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