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DEAR JANE JORDAN—AIll of my life IT have wanted a backbone,
for mine is jelly and I wish you cause it to stiffen and my: feelings
could tell me something that will to be less sensitive. My husband
is as near perfect as one could find and never fails to tell me that he appreciates a wife who doesn't shove one man out the back door a
few minutes before her husband arrives by the front door.
from reading your column that my queer actions are caused by child-
was anything but normal, but that knowledge does not help me to act grown up in handling problems. My main trouble is that I shun people who want to be friend-
ly because I am i so afraid some- " thing will arise to Jane Jordan oe hard feelings when we get too close. This hurts my husband for he is a good fellow among good fellows. To work tirelessly I must be reassured over and over again that what I am doing is.all right. If I don't get reassurance I tire and don't want to work. My husband realizes this and very often tells me what T want to hear, but he alone cannot satisfy ‘my desire for approval. If anyone shows the least sign of disliking me I never go near that person again; yet there is very little about me to like and I don't blame people for not liking me. Well, I am just an enigma even to myself and I don't know how to\unravel this thing. Can you help me? : ENIGMA. . #" » Answer—There isn’t so much dif- | ferénce between you and other people as you think. Almost everyone has some of your feelings. The difference is only in degree. You feel things more keenly than most and are less skilled in coping with your reactions. These people who do not like you probably believe that you do not
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like them. You do not realize that they, too, are shy and insecure because you're so concerned with your own feelings that you forget about their's, For you the cure is to think of others instead of yourself.
Be willing to have those sensitive feelings hurt once in a while; it won't kill you, for everyone has had the same experience.
*4— Think over this ‘childhood of
yours. Write the story of your life and read it to some sympathetic person. Get it out of your system and realize it has nothing to do with the present. When the reasons for your sensitivity are understood you are no longer handicapped by ignorance of what ails you and can exercise conscious control over your behavior. Reason with yourself. There are plenty
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