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Friday, September 13, 2013
My Family Doesn't Like You So I Don't Like You
To date, I have a few relatives that don't like one of my elder relatives because of a few too many things she did back in the day, so anyone connected to her is marked meaning "You don't deal with those folks." Some just don't want to bother with us. In their minds, "The apple doesn't fall too far from the tree." But I don't care, because this just makes me stronger spiritually--I am a magnet for the black sheeps in the family, so hate on, I say!
"My family doesn't like her, so don't you start liking her!" I hear this statement in so many words when the angry, unforgiving relatives would like for me to sing the same song. But my life is different now, and I have Christ. So I work hard not to be that way. Sometimes their points are justified, but I have to be the one that is neutral. I can't pick sides, because you just never know how God might use you.
So what do we do if we are caught acting this way, we work hard to change our thoughts. We do good when we can. We offer assistance--we reach out and let these people know that we are okay with them until they cross us, then we move on.
But when you are the mastermind behind the campaign against "those relatives," you might want to consider how your rage, bitterness, and unforgiveness might play a part in the lives of your children and others who respect you. You may want to re-evaluate how you feel and work toward having a better attitude around "those relatives." The holidays are coming up...tis the season!
Nicholl McGuire
Tell Me Mother You're Sorry
Have you ever felt suffocated by your own mother, stepmother or in-laws? Difficult mothers can be a challenge! In the book by author, Nicholl McGuire, "Tell Me Mother You're Sorry", you will learn about the mental games controlling mothers play to get their way, how you can beat them at their own games, and why it is important to go low contact or no contact from these narcissistic women.
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