Last week I shared about the choices we make in our lives. Today, over at Simple Mom, I wrote a bit more about when we say yes, but really mean no.
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Your article was so well written I had to say thank you! I went through a very difficult time a couple years ago over the issue on needing others approval/not saying no. With time, I can be confident that people will still like me if I say no and to ME on that list of things to care for. It was really nice to read about it again and remind myself of where I have been and how far I have come. It is bliss to recognize it now.
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