3 Strategies to Work Through Resentment in Relationships
Maureen Zach
Resentment in relationships is like cancer that slowly grows out of control. The problem with resentment is that it destroys the person who holds onto it, even though they were hoping it would accomplish a different purpose. It is an all-too-common strategy of self-protection that always backfires. Resentment in Relationships Resentment occurs within relationships, and it can be healed within relationships. But it first needs to be dealt with at its roots. You can become resentful after getting angry, or from a string of incidents related to a theme of anger. Anger can be righteous or unrighteous. It can be a warning sign that something needs to be fixed because...
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