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Quote from: Annaleigh on August 24, 2011, 09:49:45 AM
We use worrying about them to avoid our own 'stuff' and our feelings.
It's an addiction. ;p
This is very true. A difficult thing to admit to ourselves. A thing many of us share in common with our BPD. A lack of self awareness.
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... And also reflect on: He loved me as best as he knew how. I loved him the best I knew how.
Now starts the long road where : I am learning to love myself and I give myself all what I need. ;p
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