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Being together in emotions is different from caretaking them
relationships
emotional-expression
connection
caretaking
Caretaking is a strategy to feel love through managing others' happiness
caretaking
love
relationships
codependence
self-love
Caretaking creates resentment in the receiver
caretaking
resentment
relationships
disempowerment
Caretaking kills sexual desire in relationships
relationships
sexuality
caretaking
polarity
Caretaking manages others' emotions to avoid your own
caretaking
codependence
emotional-avoidance
relationships
Caretaking prevents the other person from hitting bottom
caretaking
addiction
enabling
growth
Caring softens you over time; caretaking makes you neurotic
caretaking
care
softness
long-term-indicators
The CEO as everyone's caretaker is unsustainable
leadership
caretaking
boundaries
sustainability
Compulsive giving is a self-reliance strategy to avoid receiving
self-reliance
giving
receiving
coaching
caretaking
Exhaustion from caretaking is often unexpressed anger
anger
exhaustion
caretaking
emotional-expression
Fixing your partner's emotions is manipulation, not love
relationships
emotions
manipulation
caretaking
Hedging your truth is subtle caretaking
caretaking
truth-telling
subtle-patterns
communication
Declaring 'I'm not responsible for how you feel' restores full expression
boundaries
emotional-expression
responsibility
caretaking
Optimizing for others delays natural unfolding
relationships
surrender
optimization
caretaking
Resentment is the indicator of caretaking
resentment
caretaking
codependence
indicators
Saving others is a strategy for enoughness
caretaking
enoughness
savior-complex
relationships
The savior role is flight from yourself to control others
savior
fear-triangle
flight
caretaking
Taking responsibility for your partner's emotions breeds resentment
caretaking
resentment
relationships
emotional-responsibility
Thinking they can't handle it means you're caretaking
caretaking
indicators
truth-telling
relationships
Three dangerous motivations draw people to coaching
coaching
shadow
caretaking
narcissism
intimacy
Weaponizing non-caretaking is just another defense
caretaking
defense
weaponizing-tools
growth-pitfalls