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@lesliestan - Asking someone who had experienced most of her life being abused physically, emotionally and mentally to "let themselves be loved" is both unrealistic and insensitive. It's like asking someone who's clinically depressed to "cheer up". Romance isn't a plaster you can slap on someone's wounds and call it a day. You couldn't heal trauma from love alone. What she needs is time and a supportive and understanding friend like Claude.
Get mad at the one who hurt, not the one who got hurt. She's not perfect, yes. But for her to "accept anyone's love", she must learn to love herself first.
That's just my two cents.
Get mad at the one who hurt, not the one who got hurt. She's not perfect, yes. But for her to "accept anyone's love", she must learn to love herself first.
That's just my two cents.