You've got to learn how to handle the other person's neurosis, emotions,

acting out, behavior, etc.

You're married to them, you're partnered with them,

you're in a long-term committed relationship with them.

So it's in your best interest to learn how to handle them. So, Hey, what's up and welcome back to another episode of the Relationship Schools

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Imagine that, people. A future where you can be true to your integrity and who you are and be loved and accepted. Now that doesn't mean

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Okay, because it can be done.

I see it every day.

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You guys are so kind. Keep the reviews coming. You guys are really, really

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