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WHICH PROBLEM IS YOURS?
Dominated by others: I feel I'm still
connected to my father...like an umbilical cord connecting me to his low
thoughts and aspirations for his children--his need to keep us small in
control and superior, the 'owner.
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Emotionally Abused: My husband is very
negative and says things that at best annoy me and at worst hurt and
enrage me. I think of them as being emotionally abusive.
Partner's negativity: No matter how
positively I hold my consciousness on prosperity and even manifest it
for myself and family, it is constantly impacted by the negativity of my
partner's inability to see the glass half full, rather than half empty.
Recently Divorced and getting even: I was
divorced a year ago and am struggling to move forward! I want to be
wealthy…if becoming rich can make her feel that she made a mistake, I
want to do it!
An alcoholic spouse: He sometimes goes on a
toot and spends our whole paycheck in one alcoholic binge. Each time he
makes promises that he'll never do it again, but he always, sooner or
later, breaks that promise.
Being used by a friend: A friend, on her
way out of town, called me from the airport to ask if I would clean her
house. She said she was afraid of what her husband might say when he
came home from his trip to a dirty house.
A bossy co-worker: I have a co-worker keeps
leaving these unwelcome notes on my desk pointing out what she thinks I
did wrong. She’s not my supervisor and deeply I resent her constant
critical notes.
Constantly criticized: I'm being constantly
criticized by my husband and my sister and I don't know what to do about
it.
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