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Dr. Barton Goldsmith: People Are Not Disposable
- Dr. Barton Goldsmith, a psychotherapist, advises trying conversation before ending communication with someone important or stopping texting.
- He explains that people often avoid discussions due to fear or hurt, which leads to pushing others away and later feeling loss after anger fades.
- Goldsmith notes that honestly expressing feelings can prompt change and save friendships or marriages by resolving underlying issues through listening and dialogue.
- He emphasizes that holding onto anger and pain prevents you from improving your overall well-being and quality of life.
- Open communication and setting limits with loved ones can prevent loss and maintain valued relationships despite difficulties or past hurts.
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Dr. Barton Goldsmith: People Are Not Disposable
We live in a world where people — even those we once loved — are treated as if they were disposable. Without even talking about the issue, we move away from friends and family who disappoint us, and without so…
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Lincoln Journal StarPeople are not disposable
We live in a world where people — even those we once loved — are treated as if they were disposable. Without even talking about the issue, we move away from friends and family who disappoint us, and without so…
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