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best

interests

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own.B.Ask

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few

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wise

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take

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day

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rest.But

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feel

bad

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saying

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want

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avoid

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at

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boundaries

for

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as

your

time

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you're

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other

person's

office

or

in

a

public

areaE.It's

important

that

you

let

them

know

when

you'll

be

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might

seem

unkind

to

cut

people

short

when

they

interrupt

you.

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it

open

when

you're

available

to

talk

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close

it

whenyou're

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time

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to

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a

lot

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since

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angle,look

at

everything

you

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thankful

for

all

of“Meet

me.”

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is

also

hard

to

keep

a

code

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long.So

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way

to

work

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room

for

positive

growth

and

forgiveness.

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is

very

hard

to

break

a

code

without

the

code

book.A.Learn

to

really

trust

yourself.

B.In

any

language,some

letters

are

used

more

than

others.B.It

is

putting

confidence

in

someone.

C.Only

people

who

know

the

keyword

can

read

the

message.C.Stop

regarding

yourself

as

the

victim.

D.As

long

as

there

have

been

codes,people

have

tried

to

break

them.D.Remember

that

you

can

expect

the

best

in

return.

E.You

can

hide

a

message

by

having

the

first

letters

of

each

word

spell

it

out.E.Seeing

the

positive

side

of

things

doesn't

mean

you're

ignoring

what

happened.

F.With

a

code

book,you

might

write

down

words

that

would

stand

for

other

words.F.This

knowledge

carries

over

in

their

attitude

toward

their

future

relationships.

G.Another

way

to

hide

a

message

is

to

use

symbols

to

stand

for

specific

letters

of

theG.They've

been

too

badly

hurt

and

they

can't

bear

to

let

it

happen

again.

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gain

from

past

experiences,36

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is

a

riskButyou

can'tbe

successfulwhenthere's

a

lack

of

trust

in

a

relationship

that

results

from

anactionwherethewrongdoertakesnoresponsibilitytofixthemistake.Unfortunately,we've

all

been

victims

ofbetrayal.Whether

we've

been

stolen

from,liedto,misled,or

cheated

on,there

are

different

levels

of

losing

trust.Sometimes

people

simplycan't

trust

anymore,

37It's

understandable,but

ifyou're

willing

to

build

trust

in

arelartonshipagain,wehavesomestepsyoucantaketo

getyouthere.

38Havingconfidence

in

yourselfwillhelpyou

make

better

choicesbecauseyqucanseewhatthebestoutcomewouldbeforyourwell-being.

If

you've

been

betrayed,you

are

the

victim

of

your

circumstance.Butthere's

a

difference

between

being

a

victim

and

living

with

a“victim

mentality”.At

somepointin

all

ofourlives,we'llhave

ourtrusttested

or

violated.You

didn't

lose

"everything”.Once

trust

is

lost,what

is

left?Instead

of

looking

at

the“My

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me”would

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code

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symbols

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replace

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sentences.To

read

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message

of

arealcode,youmusthave

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book.39【F】

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message

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