For many women, betrayal begins not in rebellion, but in loss—the loss of self. In this episode, Judith explores how the roles of motherhood and marriage can quietly erase a woman’s identity until she feels invisible. That invisibility creates dangerous vulnerability, making outside attention feel like oxygen. This isn’t an excuse, but it is part of the story. Healing comes when you stop abandoning yourself, reclaim your voice, set boundaries, and remember that your worth isn’t defined by how...
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For many women, betrayal begins not in rebellion, but in loss—the loss of self. In this episode, Judith explores how the roles of motherhood and marriage can quietly erase a woman’s identity until she feels invisible. That invisibility creates dangerous vulnerability, making outside attention feel like oxygen. This isn’t an excuse, but it is part of the story. Healing comes when you stop abandoning yourself, reclaim your voice, set boundaries, and remember that your worth isn’t defined by how...
Ep. 3: It Wasn’t “Just” One Time – The Stories We Tell Ourselves
Women Cheat Too
6 minutes
3 months ago
Ep. 3: It Wasn’t “Just” One Time – The Stories We Tell Ourselves
“It was only once.” “It didn’t mean anything.” “I’m not that kind of person.” These are the stories women often tell themselves to shrink the truth and manage the guilt of betrayal. In this episode, Judith unpacks why minimizing what happened keeps you stuck, and how taking full ownership—without editing the truth—is the first step toward real healing. If you’re ready to start your own healing journey, you can learn more about working with Judith Nisenson at WomensWRK by visiting WomensWrk...
Women Cheat Too
For many women, betrayal begins not in rebellion, but in loss—the loss of self. In this episode, Judith explores how the roles of motherhood and marriage can quietly erase a woman’s identity until she feels invisible. That invisibility creates dangerous vulnerability, making outside attention feel like oxygen. This isn’t an excuse, but it is part of the story. Healing comes when you stop abandoning yourself, reclaim your voice, set boundaries, and remember that your worth isn’t defined by how...
