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    Anonymous
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    @Tommy

    Thank you for clarifying your intent. Apologies for misinterpreting. I understand why you were holding up a mirror to Brian’s beliefs. I hope you can see that after discussion, Brian’s behaviour towards others has now softened.

    Personally, I understand why those who are in pain reject others. That pain comes from a place of distrust because people expect to be treat how they have in the past.

    From my perspective, showing someone who is distrustful that you are trustworthy can be helpful. This may lead to them giving others the opportunity to build trust and result in developing fulfilling relationships.

    #395103
    Tommy
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    @Helcat, no apologies necessary. You are a good person and try to be helpful. Many people need that kindness. Brian’s position has softened due to your (and others) efforts.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Tommy.
    #395201
    Anonymous
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    @Tommy

    Thank you for your kindness. But I can’t claim responsibility for that. Brian made his own choices.

    #395202
    Brian
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    I still think there is a balance I can strive for. It’s possible to to be genuine and not be rude at the same time. There’s still certain people I’m not going to connect with and I’ve accepted that.

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