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Old 04-20-2015, 04:39 PM
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TalenCrowhaven
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This is a lot about us trying to manage other people's behavior. We think if we can do or say it just right, we can "manage/control" the escalation and eventual blow-up. Action trying to control reaction.

I knew my progress was real when:

1. I could say "no" to my A, and let them be responsible for their own behavior.

2. Set a boundary, hold it, and let them be responsible for their own behavior.

3. Give their recovery back to them, and focus on my own recovery and behavior.

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