RE: A 7 year chess match.

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Brutal would've been very fitting in my opinion :-D And no, I hope that it doesn't either. The good thing is that I was able to work through that trauma, and it hardened me in a way that I wasn't as easily to blackmail. Around half a year after coming back from that first trip, the mother told me that she was going to move to Colombia, and either I gave her permission and was allowed to maintain contact and even follow them, or I'd never see the little one again. Back then, it worked like a charm. She tried similar things like that afterwards, too, but the more I worked through it, the easier it was for me to say "no".

I already had gone through hell once. I was stronger than I though, and strong enough to do it again. And those "no" accumulated, ironically, to a better relationship in the end. Limits are important.



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Yes yes! That's the blessing in disguise with going through hard times, they extend what we're capable of tolerating and new understandings are picked up on the inner workings of human nature ;)

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