Overcoming Sexual Addiction: Our Story: Phil and Priscilla Fretwell

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🗓️ 23 March 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Phil and Priscilla Fretwell articulate their complex, shared path to overcoming his sexual addiction—and the hope hovering on the other side.
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0:00.0	Hey, Shelby Abbott here.
0:01.8	Just want to give a heads up before you listen
0:03.8	to this next program.
0:05.3	Today's conversation on family life today
0:07.2	covers some sensitive but important subjects
0:09.9	that might not be suitable for younger ears.
0:12.4	So please use discretion when listening
0:14.6	to this next broadcast.
0:16.2	All right, now let's jump into it.
0:17.8	So I just read a study this morning
0:23.9	from Columbia University done in 2022,
0:26.8	so it's recent that said the average relationship,
0:30.1	which includes marriage relationships,
0:32.2	hides secrets.
0:33.4	Guess how many?
0:35.1	13.
0:36.1	Who I'm going through my head to think,
0:37.6	do I have any secrets for?
0:39.1	No, my question is why.
0:41.7	Why wouldn't you tell the person that loves you more
0:43.7	than anybody in your life, your secret?
0:46.6	You're so afraid that they could see the parts of you
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