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To verify best network, see E. to the Dr. Dap Show. I'm your host, Dr. Michelle Daff. So happy to have you here with me today. We're talking about

something today that can be a quite uncomfortable topic for people, believe it or not.

You know, as a woman, if you've been listening to this, you know, I tell you all the time

about your power, about how important it is to live in your

femininity, to be able to have the life that God created for you as a woman, to be able to get the

benefits and all the little wonderful things that we as women receive simply because we are

women. It's a power. It's a privilege. It's not something to be

ashamed of and it's not something to hide from. Over time, I have seen, myself included,

kind of backtrack in a way from this art of receiving. Receiving can really be a skill. For those of you who did not grow up in an

environment where receiving was normal, if you had to overcompensate for a person giving you something,

if you grew up in an environment where you had a fight for what's yours, you weren't used to being

poured on and loved on and given.

If you grew up with insecurities where you felt like if you received, you had to give back

in the same way or more in order to feel comfortable receiving.

All of this really does usually stem from how you were raised, your childhood, what you

experienced, to how you view the world, how you view yourself, and how you view people.

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