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sb29270
Nana :
« Je l’ai payé » en bas « commission payé » faut pas nous prendre pour des jambons
2026-10-28 10:20:14
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callme.joeyy
blt.joey :
Ya 6€ de diff quoi
2026-10-27 10:25:50
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a.winklashes
a.wink 🫧 🧚🏼‍♀️ :
Il est à 79€ dans certains magasins
2026-10-31 08:54:46
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Emotional invalidation and defensiveness can make honest conversations feel impossible when someone’s pain gets treated like an attack instead of something worth understanding. A healthy relationship should have room for someone to say, “This hurt me,” without making them prove why their feelings deserve to exist. Real care listens. It doesn’t make being right more important than making things right. When every concern gets met with explanations, arguments, or a debate over how something was said, accountability starts disappearing. Their pain becomes something to defeat instead of something to understand. You don’t have to agree with every word someone says to care about the impact your choices had on them. People can get defensive, come back, own what happened, apologize, and change. That’s part of repair. What can’t keep happening is expecting honesty while punishing someone whenever that honesty makes you uncomfortable. Healthy relationships need humility for both people’s experiences to matter, because trust can’t grow where one person has to fight just to feel heard.

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