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Old 10-26-2009, 07:11 PM
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Default how do you fix a relationship?

I realize now that breaking the law of chastity does a lot of harm to a relationship, the way you view one another, the respect you have for eachother, the spiritualy connection, the way you talk to eachother...just so many things are damaged. Other then the obvious stopping the sin and working toward repentence with priesthood authority, what can be done to mend all of those things? will they just naturally right themselves as we come closer to the savior and stay clean from here on out, will it take more than that, or are they permanently broken?

after almost 1 month of keeping the law of chastity 100% for the both of us things seem to be getting better, much better, but is there more we can do?

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Lost, I firmly believe that the Atonement can heal anything, in time. Including broken relationships.

On the other hand, at the risk of sounding like a condescending jerk:

You're 21. The world is your oyster right now, and there are thousands of guys with whom you could form a relationship that wouldn't have the baggage your current one carries.

Are you sure this guy's worth it? Really?
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absolutely positive he is worth it, I don't want anyone else
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Well; if you're committed to making it work and he's committed to making it work, and you're both committed to the Lord--you can make it work.

Doesn't necessarily mean you should. But you can.
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Commitment!!!!

Have you both seen the movie "Fireproof"? If you haven't. Watch it. It illustrates exactly how to use unselfishness to repair a relationship.
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I guess my main question is how do you go about rebuilding all of those things? What can I/we do?
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I guess my main question is how do you go about rebuilding all of those things? What can I/we do?

See the movie Fireproof. Read the Love Dare. Follow it. Practice it.
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