Repair after rupture—whether between partners, parents and children, or friends—requires naming what broke, taking responsibility for your part, and offering something concrete to rebuild trust. It is slower than the rupture itself and will likely never restore things to their original state, but it can create something stronger: a relationship that has weathered and survived.
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