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Posted by: Ru4uth Original: 3/8/2008 7:39 PM Views: 74 Comments: 3 eProps: 6 Read Comments Post a Comment Back to Your Xanga Site

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Saturday, March 08, 2008

	Why does a person you live with say "leave me alone" or "your yelling at me?" My husband likes to do this often, yet he is not angry when he says it... it's like a reflex or defense mechanism--I think....
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I think it has alot to do with the enviorment they grew-up in.........That's my guess..............Have a Blessed Sunday!............In Christ's Love.....Monic

Posted 3/8/2008 7:55 PM by DailythoughtsofMonic

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Hello Ms. Ru4uth,
I like your site that you worked hard to make simple yet elegant. I see that you have a wide variety of interests and observations here!
I want to help people to really get to know know God and His plans for us, especially in these troubled times. 4You refused to answer when I called out; you paid no attention to my instructions. Instead, you did what I hated, knowing it was wrong. Now I will punish you in a way you dread the most. (Isaiah 66:4) (CEV)
I like to write articles about God and religion on my site. I hope you get a chance to look at them.

Posted 3/14/2008 7:24 PM by The_True_Path

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Thanks for dropping by and welcome.

I have to agree with magvoice. I used to tell the Doll to stop yelling at me when she was in fact talking quite quietly. It just reminded me of other family members that never seemed to give it a rest. And although she wasn't doing that, I responded as if she was. She challenged me (in a nice way) and I had to agree. But it took some time before I could avoid reacting in that manner.

Posted 3/29/2008 11:24 AM by EyeHatePeas - reply

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