I do not fully disagree but this kinda oversimplifies human behaviour. People’s reactions when they’re disappointed or vulnerable aren’t always an accurate reflection of their “true character.”
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chalant stoic
If someone's ability (or inability) to co-regulate themselves, is tied to always having things..
If feelings of disappointment causes them to become unlike "themselves" and they act out-of-character when they're unable to receive whatever, please, pay attention to that. take it so serious.
If feelings of disappointment causes them to become unlike "themselves" and they act out-of-character when they're unable to receive whatever, please, pay attention to that. take it so serious.
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