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A second marriage after divorce can be a new, exciting and hopeful beginning. But in Chapter 2, it is important to enter the new relationship out of awareness, caution, internal processing and a true choice, and not out of emotional hunger, fear of loneliness or a desire to escape the pain of Chapter 1. Watch the conference on domestic violence, with rabbis and experts in the field:    • אלימות שקטה -כנס חדשני וראשון מסוגו רבנים ...   In this video, Hava Shemilovitz talks about 5 things that are very important to be careful of before entering a second marriage: How do we know if we have truly processed the previous relationship? Why are patterns from Chapter 1 likely to be repeated in a new relationship? What is the danger of entering a new relationship too quickly? How do you recognize emotional hunger that confuses love with salvation? And why is it important in Chapter 2 to examine in depth the connection with children, families and the new reality? Hava explains from experience in the clinic, from accompanying women after toxic relationships, silent violence, relationships with emotional harm, patterns of self-erasure, difficulty with boundaries, excessive caution, and emotional dependence. The goal is not to scare you from Chapter 2, but on the contrary: to help you enter it from a healthier, protected, selective and safe place. If you are after a divorce, towards a new relationship, are in the stage of getting to know each other, matchmaking, thinking about a second marriage or building a complex family, this video can give you very important points to consider before the next step. You are welcome to write in the comments if you would like to continue the series on relationships Chapter 2, second marriages, healing after divorce and building a healthy relationship after a painful relationship. Based on the transcript you uploaded, in which Hava talks about processing the previous relationship, restoring patterns, emotional hunger, not getting married too quickly, and the complexity of connecting two families in Chapter 2.