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What is it we really want in our relationships and how does the roles we play effect whether or not we get them is a question worth considering.
I suspect no one really likes to play the victim or the villain role in relationships. We fall into the roles we use because at one time they got us a result we wanted. The problem is after we used the strategy of a particular role for a while it becomes an unconscious pattern. Then it is like walking, talking or breathing, we think it is us.
Until we become aware that it is a role we are playing and just a role, we have very little chance of getting out of it or changing it to a more useful role of cooperation and mutual benefit for all parties in the relationship. This applies to all types of relationships, intimate, family, personal, boss/manger relationships, career, hobbies, etc… That is why on our Advice for Relationships page we have a link to the 1st chapter of a training manual called “Lover’s Leap, A Training Manual for Happy Relationships” that has tools and techniques to change the victim role in relationships while at the same time teaching you the strategies to start and develop better relationship roles (intimate, personal or business) on a good solid foundation To find out about specific one-on-one help to get out of the victim role in relationships contact me directly for a FREE 15 minute consultation or to hear my voice and for more information on how to develop some of the skills that are very useful in any relationship to achieve your potential click here.
skills that are very useful in any relationship to achieve your potential click here.
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