Long as you're clear with yourself, there's no reason you have to share anything.
As long as you have a clear conscience, there is no need to find someone to share and seek recognition.
I am unwilling to let fear make me do something, I'll be ashamed of in the light of day.
I don't want to let fear dictate my behavior, otherwise I'll feel ashamed later.
Focusing on fear, isn't gonna change the outcome.
Fear does not change the fait accompli.
Active listening plus empathy, leads to a rapport, which leads to influence and ultimately behavioral change.
Attentive listening and emotional empathy lead to harmonious communication, which can have an impact and ultimately change behavior.
You did a great job with your daughter, she's brave and confident, you gave her a home, a safe place to launch from and retreat to.
You raised a wonderful daughter who was brave and confident, and you gave her a home, a harbor where she could soar freely and dock at any time.
You love her, but you're rooting against her. Deciding what's best for her is not protecting her, that's controlling her.
You love her, but you don't support her, decide what's best for her, it's not called protection, it's called control.
When someone you love is ruining your life, find your limits, be honest, be merciful, and do whatever you have to do to protect yourself.
When your loved one tries to disrupt your life, you have to find your bottom line and face it honestly and kindly, but at all costs to protect yourself.
The world is dangerous, being vigilant is the price of admission.
The world is inherently a dangerous place, and being vigilant is your ticket.
Your job as a parent is to protect your children as much as you can, but that also means teaching them right from wrong, and there has to be consequences.
Your job as a parent is to protect your children as much as you can, but it also means teaching them to be discerning and to bear the consequences of doing the wrong thing.
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