"How Could You Cheat on Me?" (Why No Answer Feels Good Enough)

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<p>You keep asking your partner, "How could you do this to me?" But even when they explain what happened, the question keeps coming back.</p>

<p>Sometimes there's genuinely more information you need. Other times, what sounds like a question might actually be an expression of shock, disgust, or pain. In this video, I explore why that distinction matters, how questions can send your mind searching for answers that don't actually resolve anything, and what both partners can learn from recognizing what's really being expressed.</p>

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<p>00:00 Why you keep asking "How could you?"</p>

<p>00:16 Is it a genuine question or an expression of pain?</p>

<p>00:42 Why your mind keeps searching for explanations</p>