Week 2: Chapter 1 — I Want to Trust You, but Something Feels Off

1.Lysa describes the experience of sensing that "something feels off" in a relationship even when you can't point to a single dramatic event. Have you had that experience? What did it feel like, and how did you respond to it?

2.The chapter introduces the idea that our instincts about people are not random — they are often picking up on real data beneath the surface. How does that reframe the way you think about your own gut feelings? Do you tend to trust them or dismiss them?

3.Lysa is candid about her own experiences of betrayal, including within deeply personal and public relationships. What did her honesty about her own story stir up in you — did it make the material feel more accessible, or did it bring up something painful of your own?