As a fallen human race, we tend to compare ourselves to others in many ways, the way people look, what kind of clothes they wear or car they drive, what job they have or what kind of house and neighborhood they live in. This comparison can lead to feelings of inadequacy or pridefulness. I imagine most, if not all of us, have or have had some degree of comparison working against us in how we feel about ourselves.
Today we are going to explore the feeling of not being enough and how the destructive practice of comparison shaped my view of my self-worth before the discovery of my husband’s sexual betrayal and then after it all came to light and how it slowly eroded my personal identity throughout my life. So, grab your favorite beverage, buckle up and get ready for some real transparency.
We pray this blesses you,
Emily and Johnny Spigelmire
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Related Episodes:
Episode 04. Our Story: From Infidelity and Addiction to Reconciliation and Recovery
Episode 18. Feeling Like I’m Not Enough. What If Pornography Is Not My True Addiction?
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