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The Importance Of Section 10 Of The LASA
I believe that Section 10 of the LASA helped me increase my self-awareness because it allowed me to take a deep look at my childhood situations that I avoided. One particular area I talked about was resentment. The reason I distance myself from my family over the years is because of the resentment I had toward them as an adolescent. After being ridiculed, thrown out of the house at 15 years old, and told never to come back home hurt me emotionally. I decided to distance myself from my family to avoid low self-esteem from the constant criticism. The worse part over the years is that no one in my family apologized for how cruel they were to me. I have carried that resentment against them throughout life. Once I realized how important it was

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