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08-24-2015, 11:28 PM | #18 | |||
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Hi falldc,
I had to laugh, rather heartily, along with you, of course! Your last sentence struck a chord with me. It sounds like you are adjusting and trying to make the best of things. It's interesting, I have found when I make a shift in my usual stance, soon thereafter, the other person also makes a shift. Our initial shift creates space for someone else to also shift. I find this often helpful. As you keep your cool and take things in stride, avoid conflict, he may follow your lead. Sounds like things aren't ideal-- when are they ever in real life. Sounds like the situation is improving? I am very impressed with the fact that you sound like you are in a very different space, a less stressed, more healthy space? It's great to hear from you! Continue taking good care! DejaVu |
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