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This is a phrase from AA. I’m including it here because this is what I did to a dear friend of mine recently. It means telling the person every fault you think they have all in one go.
Now I feel awful. Will he ever talk to me again? It’s only been 2 days. Feels like forever. I think we also had been being each other’s therapists. The lines between that and our friendship have been blurred. Exactly what we said we DIDN’T want to happen!
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Yeah dr phil used to call it "taking another person's inventory." But really, even therapists dont usually talk to a client like that - "you do this and this and this." Plus they say that the faults we find most objectionable in other people are the ones we ourselves have.
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You didn't mention it, so I'll ask, have you tried to apologize?
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