But in truth, I am a masochist. What other explanation could I have for my behavior?
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I’d Rather Think of Myself as a Sadist.
Posted by Red of M3 on December 26, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/drums/
Read My Body
Communication is far more than the words coming from your mouth or fingertips. Body language is not always a subtle science either. Your body screams your mood, even when your mouth is completely still. Do you know how to read your audience to see if they are listening… or want to listen?
Posted by Red on December 22, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/body-language-non-receptive/
Zombies
Typically, when you think of raising someone, you are thinking about children or zombies. In both cases, you are correct. No, don’t get your knickers in a twist. You know at least one zombie. Admit it. No? Still? *sigh*
Posted by Red of M3 on December 21, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/social-zombies/
Strength & Weakness: Balance
Over the last week, we have explored the innate and learned behavior which defines and exhibits strength and weakness. To conclude this series, let’s explore how to strike a healthy balance of the two. As the title suggests, balancing strengths and weaknesses is the key for both the individual and the couple. Will ~ Introspection […]
Posted by Red on December 21, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/compromise/
Strength & Weakness: Nurture
Yesterday, we established self-sacrifice as a strength, but identified the same characteristic as a weakness. Natural self-sacrifice is truly a strength which furthers humanity. Self-sacrifice as a weakness is not an instinct, but instead, is learned behavior. Out of the Bubble Outside the vacuum we are exposed to societal expectations and contemporary norms. Over time both change, […]
Posted by Red on December 20, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/nurture-strength/
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