Heal Your Porn Addiction & Unlock the Secrets to Happily Ever After with Krystal Maracle #23
Meant For ThisShow Notes
Krystal is a mom of 3 in a thriving marriage and a co-parent to her first born with her previous partner. She shares her story of navigating her own relationship betrayal as she was stepping into motherhood for the very first time, how that experience impacted her own self worth and how to find yourself again underneath the pain.
We talk about: Society’s obsession with porn and the affect it can have on relationships Why so many women feel the need to perform in the bedroom Her coparenting and blended family dynamic and how she’s approached being a step mom Signs to look out for if you’re starting to question your relationship and how to tune into that inner voice that always knows the way
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