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Welcome to our latest session where we explore the delicate balance of disclosure in recovery, specifically within intimate relationships. When making amends, the question often arises: How much should we disclose about our past faults, especially those that may hurt our partners? This video dives into the guidance offered by the Alcoholics Anonymous program, which suggests admitting our faults to our partners while respecting the privacy of others involved. We discuss the dilemma of sharing painful truths—how much is beneficial for healing, and where do we draw the line to avoid unnecessary harm? The AA literature advises that while full disclosure of our actions is necessary, involving third parties or delving into painful details may not always be wise or right. We explore the principle that our recovery should not harm others, including our p ... 

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