These are my personal opinions. Always take a professional when you're making choices about your mental health and well-being.

I want to read a few emails today. These are the ones that I've received over the years.

I've never gotten a chance to read them on the air.

I may have looked at them really quick and I had an episode coming up that I was talking about a similar subject

So I addressed their issues or challenges in that episode, but I didn't necessarily go over the specific.

So I'm going to see how many I get to, how many emails I get to today.

So it's maybe this will be a few questions or maybe one or two that I get stuck on.

I have to talk about.

But I'll just get right to the first one.

This person wrote,

Hey, I like someone and they like me.

We've been very open, honest, and vulnerable with one another.

We care for each other deeply deeply and after a few weeks

of dating he told me he is unable to be happy.

He was married many years ago and she cheated on him and then since then he feels like

he cannot be happy with anyone else.

He has not moved past the hurt in that relationship and says he has tried therapy but nothing helps.

And he's accepted that he will always be unhappy.

He said he loved her with all his heart and she told him she no longer loves him and she cheated on him.

We have agreed to be good friends as we are very close. I want to help him move past his hurts

so he can be happy and not feel alone.

As his friend, how can I help?

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