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    1. Asked: September 15, 2021In: Analytics

      How to get rid of self-sabotage logic?

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      Added an answer on September 16, 2021 at 4:42 pm

      Well, you have to be committed and to be completely willing to break the cycle of self-sabotage. Cycles are areas in our life, that we are prone too and that have a clutch on our lives. In order to overcome the struggle of what you’re facing, is to simply understand the root of the problem. What cauRead more

      Well, you have to be committed and to be completely willing to break the cycle of self-sabotage. Cycles are areas in our life, that we are prone too and that have a clutch on our lives. In order to overcome the struggle of what you’re facing, is to simply understand the root of the problem. What caused it in the first place?, do you remember any experiences before it occurred?, and how does it make you feel? To solidify your boundaries with your problem is to identify it’s core construct. Work day by day, by building and creating healthy and positive habits. Make a list of needs to be done, and take courses on learning organization, management, and people skills. You must take action, that is critical for any cycle, trial, obstacle, etc.. It’s not that a want anymore, it’s a need. Taking small steps first can be extremely essential, once you have one foot on the door, the rest is good to go.

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    2. Asked: September 15, 2021In: Communication

      Can children be punished for animal cruelty?

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      Added an answer on September 16, 2021 at 4:40 pm

      A child who is abusing animals has a very, very serious personality problem. Yes of course abusing animals is horribly wrong. And yes of course I would want to punish the child for such behavior. But punishing a budding psychopath is not the way to teach him or her to suppress his psychotic urges. ARead more

      A child who is abusing animals has a very, very serious personality problem. Yes of course abusing animals is horribly wrong. And yes of course I would want to punish the child for such behavior. But punishing a budding psychopath is not the way to teach him or her to suppress his psychotic urges. And that is what you have on your hands, a child with such low empathy he could grow up to be the next mass killer. So no matter how much you feel like punishing him, don’t do it. Explain to the child that what was done is very wrong, then get your child into treatment with a specialist. the child needs an immediate intervention to teach him to manage violent urges or the behavior will escalate.

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