The partner who simply has to retaliate is usually the most insecure of the two. They have left their worth in others’ hands and must fight to ‘save face’.
© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 134)
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The partner who has to retaliate
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A person who is too insecure to yield
A person who is too insecure to yield his own way is always going to feel ‘dominated’ or ‘nagged’ whenever he is corrected or instructed.
© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 133)
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Every marriage goes through gear-shifts
She can live with him on his terms for only so long, then she’ll need to move the goal posts just to survive. Every marriage goes through gear-shifts to continue.
© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 132)
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If you love them
If you love them, you will not shrink back from rebuking them, but rather will try to restrict their wrong-doing. If you must oppose them at all, do it promptly.
© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 131)
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What are you prepared to change
What are you prepared to change to find peace in your relationships? Perhaps the first thing to consider is your level of pride.
© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 130)
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