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It is not true transformative healing that involves the whole family where everyone can feel the love, the betrayer's feeling sorry, where everyone knows that a shift has occurred.
Sally Fay: What Divorce Does To The Kids Sally Fay 2011
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It is not true transformative healing that involves the whole family where everyone can feel the love, the betrayer's feeling sorry, where everyone knows that a shift has occurred.
Sally Fay: What Divorce Does To The Kids Sally Fay 2011
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It is not true transformative healing that involves the whole family where everyone can feel the love, the betrayer's feeling sorry, where everyone knows that a shift has occurred.
Sally Fay: What Divorce Does To The Kids Sally Fay 2011
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It is not true transformative healing that involves the whole family where everyone can feel the love, the betrayer's feeling sorry, where everyone knows that a shift has occurred.
Sally Fay: What Divorce Does To The Kids Sally Fay 2011
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The two, both 36, confessed to investigators that their military boss ordered them to report about Hwang's activities in South Korea and be ready to "slit the betrayer's throat," said a senior district prosecutor on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to speak to media.
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The two, both 36, confessed to investigators that their military boss ordered them to report about Hwang's activities in South Korea and be ready to "slit the betrayer's throat," said a senior district prosecutor on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to speak to the media.
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We are now prepared to view a second elopement (if we know that an elopement has again taken place) as indicating a renewal of the betrayer's advances, rather than as the result of new proposals by a second individual — we are prepared to regard it as a 'making up' of the old amour, rather than as the commencement of a new one.
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GREER: All the time and they get angry and then they start to pull back, which is why the person who has been betrayed has to really start to take in the efforts on the betrayer's part to make amends.
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She did feel what he had experienced — a visceral satisfaction at the sight of his betrayer's pain and slow death.
The Stone Monkey Deaver, Jeffery 2002
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The bond that not even betrayal can break—only snarl around the heart until the betrayer's heart scars.
My Enemy My Ally Diane Duane 2000
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