Saying Goodbye to Bullying: Part Two (What You Can Do!)

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This week's newsletter contains:

* "Saying Goodbye to Bullying: Part Two (What You Can Do!)" (Airs
Tuesday, March 5, 1pm EST on Talk Zone Radio).

* Latest Columns

* Reading Between the Sheets

* Tip of the Week

* Dr. Love's Quickies!

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Ask Dr Love Radio Show
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Tuesday, March 5, 1pm (EST) on Talk Zone Radio: http://makeupdontbreakup.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bce24f440531c0423970de1cd&id=42cd687aeb&e=8f61629519

Last week, I described in detail what causes bullying. I also
explained that when you repeatedly observe bullying or are the target
of bullying during your formative years, one of two things happen:
either you become a bully yourself or you become a lifelong victim.

To conclude my discussion of this topic, this week I will focus on
what YOU can do to end bullying in your world.

Of course what needs to be done varies greatly depending upon whether
you are a bully, a witness to bullying or an actual victim of bullying.

Tune in to discover my proven ways of handling each of these scenarios.

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Latest Columns
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In "Lady Whose Parents Have Threatened to Cut Her Off," I help out a
19 year-old woman who is dating a 30 year-old black man. She wants to
know what she can do to handle her racist parents who are threatening
to pull the plug on her education funding if she doesn't end it with
her boyfriend. Tune in to find out how she can pull the rug out from
under her parents before they pull the plug on her!

In "Woman Who is Being Bossed Around By Her Family," I help out a 37
year-old divorced woman (with a 9 year old son) who wants to get back
with her ex after realizing her own mistakes in the relationship.
Meanwhile, her parents are bullying her with the threat of cutting her
out of their lives if she goes back with her husband. Tune in to find
out what she can do to reclaim the reins of her life.

In "How to Become Less Sensitive," I advise a woman who wants to know
how she can become less reactive to her boyfriend's way of controlling
their conversations. Tune in to find out how she can actually use
(rather than bury) her negative reaction to benefit herself, her
boyfriend and their relationship.

You can read these columns on AskDrLove now: http://makeupdontbreakup.us2.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=bce24f440531c0423970de1cd&id=f5ef94cfa4&e=8f61629519.

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Reading Between the Sheets
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In "Bedroom Bully," I help out a woman whose husband has turned their
sex life into "rape," to quote her word. Tune in to find out what she
can do to put her foot down with his "third leg."

You can read this column on AskDrLove now: http://makeupdontbreakup.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=bce24f440531c0423970de1cd&id=19cbf74954&e=8f61629519.

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Tip Of The Week
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Bullying is often the result of a mechanism that's called "Identification
with the Aggressor." It was Anna Freud who pointed out that identification
with parental values is a normal part of the development of the superego
(or conscience). But Anna also noted that some people get stuck in their
superego development when they introject (or take into the psyche) both
rebuke and punishment and then regularly project this same punishment
on another.

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Dr. Love's Quickie
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In addition to this week's Tweets, I'll be sharing the origin of the
word scapegoat, and throwing in a couple of other surprises too!

Well, that's all for this week!

May You Have All The Love You Deserve,

Dr. Jamie Turndorf (aka Dr. Love)


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