Which to most I'm sure seems like an obvious thing? You just accept your child/ren as they are warts n all.
My bond with DS is growing, it really is, & I do love him. But I can't say I fully wholeheartedly "accept" him. I feel absolutely awful saying that too.
I think that it what is causing the "issues" here - as a lot of you have kindly stated over the last few months. I know exactly what I need to do, & that is be there for him like I am, but not react to him, it only adds to his needs to control - this will only affect our attachment process.
Maybe it's just me as a person? I don't greatly accept myself all of the time & I'm always looking for ways to improve things, I have started to focus on myself a lot more & this is helping.
I really hope I'm not going to get shot down here, but day to day how do you learn to get through life in a more accepting way!?
I hope this makes sense??
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Buster51 · 19/03/2014 14:54
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