She doesn't feel happy, but she loves me and she just needs space is a lie.

What's up everybody? Welcome to the Granger Smith podcast episode 158.

Thanks for being here. Thanks for joining. Thanks for listening or watching wherever you're coming from.

I appreciate you. On this podcast, we answered your questions. You email me,

Granger Smith podcast at gmail.com. Ask me anything could be about any subject.

And if you've watched this before, listen to this before, you know, we go all over the board.

We're going to start with this one here. Subject line says, mistakes.

And the question says, I've cheated on my girlfriend of two years. I went away for the summer,

so I didn't have to deal with it then. I got back and just felt off and just broke up with her

with no explanation. I dove back into my Bible and God to continue to grow and heal from that mistake.

Two months of doing me and growing my girlfriend reaches back out to me and we have coffee together

and talk about rekindling us. And it was a great and productive conversation. The next day we go

for a picnic dinner and I finally worked up the courage to tell her what happened before I left

for the summer. She had no words. Then and the next day, she texts me saying, I forgive you.

It won't be forgotten. This is the last you will ever hear from me. I never stopped loving her

through it all. I still have, I still love her. And I still have so much regret and disappointment

in myself and sorrow for how badly I've heard her. My question is, how do I go to forgive myself and

let her go as it is me who completely broke her in myself and I feel I ripped away what could have

been a beautiful future. Question comes from Joey. Thanks for the email buddy and thanks for your

vulnerability and sending to the world this message. Yeah, let's let's dive into it. I want to start

with I'm going to start with the Bible because that's where that's where you went. You said, I dove

back into the Bible and God to continue to grow and heal from that mistake. So let's take that

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