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Control and Responsibility

Dear Daughter,

In an earlier letter we discussed the principles of control and obligation. Lets go a little deeper with these crucial concepts.

If you ever find that someones habits is driving you nuts, please decrease and think about the possibility of control issues on your part. Did you know that it is possible for you to try to manage another person and not even https://b3.zcubes.com/v.aspx?mid=5690091&title=enough-already-15-things-about-civil-wedding-message-were-tired-of-hearing understand what you are doing? Its really possible. In reality, this is a typical dynamic in relationships that involve alcohol and drug abuse. This dynamic is frequently found in other relationships. It is something you need to understand and understand in order to avoid bad relationships and increase your ability to develop good relationships.

Does it upset you when you hear someone gossip. Does it upset you when someone acts as if they are better than everyone else, or if someone is impolite? These things can be annoying, but if you remain irritated longer than most other individuals, stop and think about the possibility of control concerns.

When you are distressed by another individuals behavior, its generally due to the fact that they are not acting the way you think they need to act. You may know what the person is doing incorrect and what they must or need to not do. It may be clear to you that the individuals habits is damaging. If they would just do as you say they would be better off. You want to assist this individual and it drives you nuts that they will not listen.

Keep in mind that you can not control another individual. You can make suggestions, however you cant manage the individual and make them behave as you think they should. The only thing you can manage is your own habits.

Some of your discomfort may be due to the fact that you feel accountable for the other individuals behavior. You may feel ashamed, nearly as if it was your behavior. Think of this: If you cant control another persons habits, how can you be responsible for that behavior? You are not responsible. You are just accountable for your own behavior. You can just manage your own behavior. If another individual chooses to chatter, be rude, or abuse drugs/ alcohol, remember that they are accountable for that habits, not you. You can not force them to stop since you can not control them.

What can you control and what are you responsible for? You can just control something and you are just accountable for something, which is your own habits. So, what can you do in these scenarios?

It is valuable to stop and think through the circumstance as it relates to control and obligation. If you are upset, is it related to another individuals habits? Were you in control of that habits?

Now that the mind is clear, think about what you can manage and what you are responsible for. This would be your own habits. Now you can stop filling your mind with what the other individual is doing and focus on what you can do. This eliminates a burden for you and its much more efficient. You may pick to have a discussion with the individual and let them understand that what you heard sounded rude or conceited. They might listen and change their behavior, or you may be neglected. In either case, you have actually thought it through and picked to act instead of respond. You are accountable for your actions and you acted properly. Everyone is responsible for their own actions.

What about the individual who feels guilty due to the fact that they made somebody mad? Each person decides how he or she will react to a circumstance.

Did you know that you cant make me mad? Don't get me incorrect, I may become angry, however it will be my choice. I am responsible for my own anger. Prior to you smile too big, know that you are not off the hook. You are not responsible for my anger, however you are accountable for your behavior that I am reacting to. You see, I have an option. I can blow up and ground you, or I can stay calm and ground you. Thats not an excellent example, is it?

The point is that not only are we accountable for our own actions, however we are likewise responsible for our own responses and emotions [an exception would be the person who experiences a mental disorder and a chemical imbalance that impacts the emotions]

Have you ever known someone who is quickly outraged? Typically, individuals around this person bend over in reverse and stroll on eggshells to keep this person from blowing up. There are numerous things happening here. To start with, individuals around this individual are trying to manage another person. Do you see it? They think that it is best if this person does not become angry. They are attempting to control this individuals emotions by doing whatever it takes to keep the individual from blowing up. The issue is that all of this effort takes a toll on these people and they are miserable. It is annoying due to the fact that they are attempting to do the difficult, that is, control another person.

These people are feeling responsible for another persons sensations. The more the individual misbehaves with his/her anger, the more embarrassed the other individuals become.

These individuals are enhancing this persons improper anger. All the individual has to do is blow up and everyone scrambles to please him or her.

I am not suggesting that you need to intervene in these situations and intentionally make the individual angry, although that might be enjoyable. I just desire you to be familiar with the vibrant and not get caught up in the role of attempting to manage another individual.

I hope that this is not complicated. I am informing you this to, hopefully, avoid confusion. I likewise desire you to be aware of this vibrant and avoid trying to control another person or feel accountable for another persons behavior. Comprehending the principles of obligation and control will be important throughout your life time.

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