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different type of relationship


just want some advice on dealing with another anon or codependent who is not an A

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I handle most people the same way I try to handle the A. I let them live their own lives, and don't take whatever they do or say personally. If they are too impossible to get along with, I just steer clear of them, or ignore them. I find that the programs principles work in every relationship I have.

Hope that helps.

In recovery,

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Jen gives you a good leader here.

As for me, I too try to look at people as people and not problems. I often think about how I would like to be treated and hold the maxim, if it is right by my God [Higher Power] then it is right with me. However, I also remember that they are free to take me as I am or walk away. The decisions are theirs, but if they ask for help or I can see that I can help then I will offer it without expectations. If my help is accepted then wonderful, if it is rejected well and just pray that someone else will be able to help where I have not.

I try to practice unconditional love...just love and let go...my love is freely given it does not come with a price tag attached...a smile, and hug, and being there to listen, a gentle offering of HOPE is often the way forward for anyone, after all we are all here for the same reasons, Alcohol has affected our lives.

Suzannah
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This is my own ESH just about my own situations. I find many codependents who are not in recovery very very controlling. I was and can still be myself. For whatever reason I find myself reacting to that a great deal these days. Of course we will have issues with those who mirror our faults.  I hate to think about being controlling and grandiose. I certainly was. I also find around other unrecovered codependents I want to "fix" it.

Maresie

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