5 Steps to Handling Difficult People
While going through my divorce, my therapist said to me “if he was like this while you were married, why do you expect him to be different now?” …
While going through my divorce, my therapist said to me “if he was like this while you were married, why do you expect him to be different now?” …
Here’s my first “Ask Shannon” video! Perfect when your new love interest wants to move in after one week! Uh oh! Could be he’s a
He wouldn’t talk to me or even look at me, all he did was play pool.
Suddenly we put on our white hat, brandish our battle saber and charge in on our noble steed to rescue the Asshats them from their very own Asshattery, abandoning ourselves in the process!
In making me feel smaller, The Greek God ensured that I’d never leave because, considering all of my flaws, I believed I was lucky to get him and should just put up with the times he treated me poorly.
Here’s the funny thing about people. They tell you who they are. And they often tell you right away. Recently, I worked with an old
He walked in the door of our house at 1 a.m., as if it were only 6 p.m. and he didn’t reek of Other Women.
Asshats. We’ve all been in love with at least one. Haven’t we? If you haven’t, do me a service and lie. What defines an Asshat?
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