By Monique Rhodes
January 21, 2023
Life is easier when we can start to see where we are shutting down. We then have the opportunity to change it.
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I was so enjoying “Where Are You Holding Back”. It came just when I was struggling with a difficult person… my heart opened. And I wanted to hear the remainder of the motorcycle gang story but for some reason it didn’t play through.
Have another listen. It should be working 💕
Thank you Monique. That is a great story about the story with the bikes. You brought out their kindness in return for that particular occasion. I would find it very difficult with my sister who is prone to nastiness. She is undeserving of my kindness and I would open a can of worms to show to try to understand her reasons for her behaviour. Therefore I would let things be. She lives a long way from me.
And it’s interesting that your thought is that your sister is underserving of your kindnesss. I will make a podcast in the coming days to make some clarification with this for you. 💕
Thank you Monique. After 3 years of not seeing my sister we met with my 102 year old mother in Auckland. My sister controlled the whole few days. I was not important to her. An episode caused her to verbally abuse me. She apologised but now I feel I dont trust her. I have pondered over this for 6 months now.
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This is not exactly the same type scenario but still, reminded me of an incident that I feel I didn’t handle correctly and would love some input. A couple came up to me as I was putting gas in my car and ask for money to buy gas. Their story was a relative was sick and they were going to visit but had run out of money before they arrived. I worked close by and had heard from people I worked with that this couple had been hitting people up for several weeks at different stations around the past month. So I knew they were scamming and told them I had no money. But, even though I knew this it felt wrong. Should I have offered to use my credit card and bought gas anyway? And if so, should I have mentioned I knew this was not true or not mentioned and let them think they scammed me? Not sure how I need to think about this incident.
Great question. I will make a podcast about this in the coming week 💕