Always Defending Yourself - Introduction to the Love and Abuse podcast

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The aggressive accuser blaming you for things you didn't do

Some people accuse just to keep you busy defending yourself. Some do it because, perhaps, they like to see you suffer? That can't be true... can it? If you're constantly accused for things you didn't do, you might be a mirror more than a target. 

Self-hate does not come from you

If you were taught to believe you were anything less than lovable and worthy, it's time we had an important conversation. 

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