Lindsay Chrisley

some life insecurities, some, I don't know what it was, but habitually cheated, tried to get me back.

Um, stupid for me to go back, but went back and then did it again.

I have also been with someone who cheated in the past, but never cheated on me.

Um,

I don't know.

Your knowledge of them cheating in the past almost holds them accountable.

Yeah.

Because you're aware.

They're aware.

You've talked about it.

And it's like, hey, I've had this pattern in the past where I've done X, Y, and Z. And moving forward, I don't want to operate that way.

And for me, just somebody being comfortable enough to tell you, this is what I did in the past.

I don't want to be that person anymore.

That alone speaks volumes to me.

And I do think that people who want to change...

can, but when you enter a relationship and you're being secretive about your past and your past relationships, or you're not being forthcoming about why they ended sets you up for more failure than success.

In my opinion, I would tend to agree.

Um, okay.

So we are going to talk about some kind of hot topics.

Number one, stability is the new success.