Comments on: Emotional Insecurity http://www.emotional-times.com/2009/03/emotional-insecurity.html Articles and information on emotions and emotional healing. Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:19:22 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: K12DRIVER http://www.emotional-times.com/2009/03/emotional-insecurity.html/comment-page-1#comment-155 K12DRIVER Fri, 17 Jul 2009 12:49:10 +0000 http://www.emotional-times.com/?p=119#comment-155 Mark, thanks for this, it helps me to better understand why a relationship I was in failed, she was a victim of abuse at an early age which lead her to more abusive relationships as she grew, now at 55, she would rather go back to and be in a relationship with someone that she says makes her afraid because of his temper and ability to physically harm her, than take a chance on someone who genuinely cared for her and is a complete opposite of anyone she has been with in the past<br /><br />Dave Mark, thanks for this, it helps me to better understand why a relationship I was in failed, she was a victim of abuse at an early age which lead her to more abusive relationships as she grew, now at 55, she would rather go back to and be in a relationship with someone that she says makes her afraid because of his temper and ability to physically harm her, than take a chance on someone who genuinely cared for her and is a complete opposite of anyone she has been with in the past

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]]> By: DenverGina http://www.emotional-times.com/2009/03/emotional-insecurity.html/comment-page-1#comment-140 DenverGina Fri, 10 Apr 2009 04:08:00 +0000 http://www.emotional-times.com/?p=119#comment-140 Thank you Mark. It's amazing how you hit the nail on the head in describing me - my problem is always blaming my childhood. I know that I want to be strong and want to be a confident, self sufficient, secure, capable person that doesn't latch onto someone else for self definition but I've always been so rebellious. Even with myself. I will think more on the concept of willingness 'cause I consider myself very willing and when the thought ends and life just starts rolling on I forget. Thank you Mark. It's amazing how you hit the nail on the head in describing me – my problem is always blaming my childhood. I know that I want to be strong and want to be a confident, self sufficient, secure, capable person that doesn't latch onto someone else for self definition but I've always been so rebellious. Even with myself. I will think more on the concept of willingness 'cause I consider myself very willing and when the thought ends and life just starts rolling on I forget.

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