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Why the Therapist Thinks it's Mom's Fault...
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<blockquote data-quote="Wonderful Family" data-source="post: 250798"><p>Apologies in advance, I didn't mean to be flip about the dog earlier - my dog is actually my best therapist. Perfect Dog (we have no easy child for them here) is great at his job.</p><p> </p><p>But I really do think this is a great discussion because it reminds me that I need to let others get to a certain point with difficult child; or anything else. And perhaps (this is for me only) I need to shut-up and listen; not answer my own questions. </p><p> </p><p>For someone like my boss who is actually smarter than the rest of us (me) and is usually thinking at a different level then others, I'm finding that sometimes just telling him that no I don't understand changes the tone of the conversation for the better. He didn't know and wasn't necessarily trying to be a jerk. I wonder how often I do this to others unknowingly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wonderful Family, post: 250798"] Apologies in advance, I didn't mean to be flip about the dog earlier - my dog is actually my best therapist. Perfect Dog (we have no easy child for them here) is great at his job. But I really do think this is a great discussion because it reminds me that I need to let others get to a certain point with difficult child; or anything else. And perhaps (this is for me only) I need to shut-up and listen; not answer my own questions. For someone like my boss who is actually smarter than the rest of us (me) and is usually thinking at a different level then others, I'm finding that sometimes just telling him that no I don't understand changes the tone of the conversation for the better. He didn't know and wasn't necessarily trying to be a jerk. I wonder how often I do this to others unknowingly. [/QUOTE]
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