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    « Friendship on Fire: More than Just a Good Marriage | Main | Lasting Love: 8 Keys to a Lasting Love »

    November 20, 2010

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    Mike

    i have read this article complete and i like the ways of giving ideas to others, thanks for sharing such a nice article.

    Neil Warner

    Affirmations are easy to remember, easy to do, and have a strong impact. Whatever reinforces self-esteem is good, in order to feel better after the abuse.
    After so many years of denigrating treatment, we need two kinds of inputs:
    a) the affirmations we tell ourselves;
    b) positive reinforcement by others.

    Nothing is so healing than receiving an appreciative comments from someone we respect. It builds self-esteem and reinforces the good aspects of a person, otherwise humiliated and emotionally insecure.
    Now, if we could stop the emotional violence for some time, let's say a month, and have the your wife listen to the silence! she would be comforted with the perception that she still has her soul, regardless of the abuse, to take care of....
    healingemotionalabuse.com/blog

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