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Spadecaller10 months, 2 weeks ago

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For some, it requires hard work and pain to finally admit that their childhood needs were not met. Their egos and loyalties are affronted by the prospect. To believe that their parents had failed them in any way and that they alone are now responsible for their long list of failed relationships is unpleasant to look upon or even consider. Despite this reality, they must become willing to move on and say goodbye, if they truly want to build a new and better life.

This is not something that I have just counseled others on; it something that I, too, had to confront during my own life. I am now happily married for over 20 years and I never want to take for granted the struggle it took to accomplish.

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