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Awesome Marriage Podcast

Recovering From An Open Marriage | Ep. 413

Awesome Marriage Podcast

Dr. Kim Kimberling

Relationships, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9813 Ratings

🗓️ 12 May 2020

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Dr. Kim and Chrstina talk about how to recover from an open marriage. 

 

Dr. Kim shares about what an open marriage is, what God says, and how to recover from this kind of sexual baggage. 

 

We encourage you to not skip this episode even if that's not your story. We are facing a culture where open marriages may very well become more common and sexual boundaries are being disregarded. Tune it so you can learn and better understand how to help people who may face this. 

 

And here is what we know is true: we all have experienced some kind of betrayal sexually in our marriage because every one sins sexually whether it's lust, a look or thought that lasted too long, porn, or flirting, on an outright affair or open marriage. So we can all gain some wisdom from this conversation. 

 

*We do want to mention as a disclaimer we do talk about some hard things in this episode. It is not an episode you want to listen to around children. Also, we do briefly mention sexual abuse so we want to give that trigger warning for anyone who has experienced that. 

 

We pray this episode is helpful to you and your marriage. 

 

 

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0:00.0

Today we are talking about an interesting topic.

0:08.9

We are talking about how to recover from an open marriage.

0:12.0

Dr. Kim shares about what an open marriage is, what God says, and how to recover from this

0:17.0

kind of sexual baggage.

0:18.6

I know it's a pretty extreme scenario, but I encourage you not to

0:21.8

skip this episode, even if this is not your story. We are facing a culture where open marriages

0:26.5

may become more common and sexual boundaries are being disregarded. Tune in so that you can learn

0:31.6

and better understand how to help people who may face this. And here's what I do know to be true.

0:36.8

We all have experienced some kind of

0:38.8

betrayal sexually in our marriage because everyone sin sexually, whether it's lust, a look or a

0:44.4

thought that lasted too long, porn or flirting, or an outright affair or open marriage. So I believe

0:49.6

we all have some wisdom to glean from this conversation. I do want to mention as a disclaimer that

0:54.6

we do talk about some hard things in this episode, and it's certainly not an episode that you

0:58.6

want to listen to around children, not in your earbuds. And we do briefly mention sexual abuse,

1:03.7

so we want to give a trigger warning there for anyone who has experienced that. We pray that this

1:08.3

episode is helpful to you and your marriage.

1:16.4

Welcome to the awesome marriage podcast, a place for honest conversations about marriage and practical advice on how to have a God-honoring awesome marriage. I am your co-host, Christina

1:21.4

Dodson. On the show will be your host, Dr. Kim Kimmerling. Dr. Kim is a marriage counselor and has

1:26.6

been married for over 50 years.

1:28.8

His passion is to help you strengthen your most intimate relationship.

1:39.9

Dr. Kim, what is an open marriage?

1:42.6

Well, let's kind of look at the technical, how is it defined?

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