How to Live With Your Teen Ager
How to Live With Your Teen Ager
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You can't undo it. It's done.
Fortunately, feelings are more malleable. You can make up for past mistakes by present acceptance. Going back into past feelings and bringing them out can sometimes also bring a fresh start.
TO LESSEN "BAD" FEELINGS stored up from TIMES PAST reminisce and BRING THEM OUT NOW.
The most important part of this whole matter of helping present-tense feelings hitch up with past grievances is to get the focus off substitute oppressors back onto the original op- pressors na...mely, us.
Ted's mother listened to Ted's complaints about his teacher. "You make her sound as bad as you used to think me. " This started the ball in her own direction and put the focus back onto her.
Molly's mother noticed that Molly had been irritable and irritated with the housekeeper. And so while she and Molly were doing the mending together one day she remarked, "You get as mad at Maggie as you used to at me. " Molly jumped in, "That's right, Ma, let's face it. You're getting less fussy in your old age, but you used to be an awful bag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can't undo it. It's done.
Fortunately, feelings are more malleable. You can make up for past mistakes by present acceptance. Going back into past feelings and bringing them out can sometimes also bring a fresh start.
TO LESSEN "BAD" FEELINGS stored up from TIMES PAST reminisce and BRING THEM OUT NOW.
The most important part of this whole matter of helping present-tense feelings hitch up with past grievances is to get the focus off substitute oppressors back onto the original op- pressors na...mely, us.
Ted's mother listened to Ted's complaints about his teacher. "You make her sound as bad as you used to think me. " This started the ball in her own direction and put the focus back onto her.
Molly's mother noticed that Molly had been irritable and irritated with the housekeeper. And so while she and Molly were doing the mending together one day she remarked, "You get as mad at Maggie as you used to at me. " Molly jumped in, "That's right, Ma, let's face it. You're getting less fussy in your old age, but you used to be an awful bag.
What to read after How to Live With Your Teen Ager?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Walter Baruch to read onlineMoreLess
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