#120: Freedom You Never Tasted But Always Wanted | Jake Khym, MA
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Two years into marriage, Jake found himself enslaved to a sexual addiction. He longed for freedom but felt very stuck. As a result, he lived a double life, hiding his unwanted behavior from his wife.
But one random day, it all came to light. At that moment, he thought his marriage was over. In this episode, he shares what happened next, plus:
- What kept his marriage from falling apart?
- How a wound of abandonment from his family drove his addiction
- 6 tips to break free from sexual compulsion or addiction
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Listen to our series, Healing Sexual Brokenness
Go to Dakota Lane Fitness
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