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Posted: Tue 6:52, 17 May 2011
Post subject: Ed Hardy8The Tyranny of the Good Girl, the Good Bo
Many of us grew up in households where our profound needs for love and safety were not met. We did not feel safe and loved in the face of disapproval, commentary, refusal, abandonment, smothering, engulfment, physical damage, sexual damage. We did not feel safe when there was wailing, fighting, violence, material abuse.
We had to do something to feel safe. Some of us diagramed out that we could have some control over our parents’ or additional caregivers’ behavior if we were really good Ed Hardy Outlet, if we ventured to do everything right. We diagramed out that if we loosened from ourselves, from our own feelings and resided acutely tuned into the feelings of those around us, we could have some control over obtaining some approval and averting what we feared. We learned to feel a degree of safety by being a good girl, a good boy.
The problem is that, while we may have had some success with this tactics in our childhood homes, this same strategy is now reasoning our problems in our relationships at work and at family. When we disconnect from our own feelings, we convert invisible to ourselves. Others bring an end to ... treating us the way we remedy ourselves, so we become invisible to others as well. As adults, we end up bringing almost the very rejection we are attempting to avoid, because we are rejecting ourselves.
My client, Maria, gave me the caption of this treatise when she said, “I’m trapped in the cruelty of having to be a nice girl.” Maria is struggling with her relationship with her boss, Andrea. Maria goes as a trainer and is eminent at what she does. Like so numerous human who learned to control others through being good, Maria is a high achiever. She has too been very compliant with Andrea, changing plans and hasting around to achieve Andrea’s demands and expectations. However, she frequently ends up feeling stepped on and accustomed by Andrea, as well as unseen and unappreciated. She has had the same problem with the men in her life, having given and given to the point of dissipation while not receiving the love and acceptance she all wishes for.
As long as Maria is tuned into to Andrea’s needs and feelings and not conscious of her own, she ambition persist to be invisible to Andrea and others. Maria needs to learn to take always the feeling she amplified over the years regarding others’ emotions and needs and apply that same consciousness to her own feelings and needs. This is a difficult dare because she has been practicing tuning into others meantime ignoring herself for her whole life.
I have had this same challenge. It was such a shock to me to discover years ago that, rather than being the loving human I thought I was, I was attempting to control how others felt about me by being “nice”. By putting myself alongside and doing what I thought others wanted me to do, and being what I thought others wanted me to be Ed Hardy Wholesale, I was trying to control getting love and approval and avoiding disapproval. The result was that I was perturbed around others who were momentous to me, always fearing that I would say or do something wrong and experience the rejection I so feared.
When I finally realized that being loving meant being loving to myself as well as to others, I turned my eyes inward and started to train becoming aware of my own feelings and needs. Instead of making others responsible for defining my worth and lovability through their approval, I took on the duty of defining my own worth and lovability. I adult a mighty linkage with a spiritual source of love and sagacity, which helped me to discern the truth of who I truly am. I educated to be one support for myself Ed Hardy, seeing myself and speaking up for my own feelings and needs rather than making others responsible for seeing me.
I am no longer a “good girl” having apt do everything right to amuse others and acquire their agreement. I am no longer “nice” for a manner of treatment. That’s no to mention namely being loving to others is not a very lofty precedence - it is. But now I comprise myself in the equation prefer than expecting others to adore me enough to feel secure, adeq
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