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  • #138881
    Anonymous
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    Dear Ally:

    How to stop being toxic: number 1- stop fighting.

    Behave respectfully toward him, practice mutual respect, and that means, no fighting, no aggression. You need to communicate something to him, to get his input? Have a peaceful conversation, a Win-Win interaction.

    And so, regardless of how clingy and anxious you feel- don’t proceed to disrespectful behavior, to aggression, covert or overt.

    Regarding your clinginess, possessive feelings: we can examine those, if you’d like, and if you do, consider answering this: are you afraid his friends (particularly the one you dislike strongly) will take him away from you; will turn him against you?

    anita

    #138885
    Ally
    Participant

    Thank you Anita

    I am not afraid they will take him away from me. They have nothing against me. I really don’t understand why I feel like this towards them. The only explanation I can think of is the crazy, absurd thought that he is choosing to spend time with them over me.

    #138887
    Anonymous
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    Dear Ally:

    We can continue to look into this: as a child, do you remember being sad or jealous that a parent/ family member spent more time with another child than with you?

    anita

    #138899
    Ally
    Participant

    I am an only child so all the attention was on me. I guess this is one of the reasons

     

    #138917
    Anonymous
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    Dear Ally:

    When you wrote that “all the attention was on (you)”-

    What kind of attention did you get a lot of, too much?
    And what kind of attention did you not get enough?

    anita

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