A message from another person can show love or control. Love offers support and choices. Control demands specific actions and limits freedom.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A message from another person can show love or control.
Love offers support and choices. Control demands specific actions and limits freedom.
A person can look at the message's intent. Love aims to help and support. Control tries to make another person act a certain way. Love gives advice but respects a person's decision. Control gives orders. Control might use guilt or anger to get its way. Love builds trust. Control creates fear or obligation. Understanding the difference helps a person respond well.
A parent tells a student, 'You should study more for your test. I am here to help if you need it.' This shows love. A parent tells a student, 'If you do not study for your test, I will take away your phone.' This shows control. The student feels pressure, not support.
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