A person can choose to act in a loving way. These actions are not always tied to feelings of love. This choice gives the person control over their behavior.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person can choose to act in a loving way.
These actions are not always tied to feelings of love. This choice gives the person control over their behavior.
Love can be a choice to act, not just a feeling. A person can choose to act kindly. A person can choose to set a boundary. These actions are loving, even if the person does not feel love at that moment. This approach helps a person feel more in control.
A parent feels angry with their child. The parent chooses not to yell. The parent instead takes a deep breath and speaks calmly. This is a loving act, even though the parent feels anger.
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