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Description edit
Finding safe people provides the foundation for building healthy, lasting relationships. Here's how to identify safe people.
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Characters/People edit
- John: Add a description of this character.
- Matt
- Mark
- Adam
- Ricky
- Karen
- Stacy
- Tammy
- Jessie
- Bruce
- Paul
- Bernard
- Barry
- Andrea
- Neal
- Linda
- Alison
- Sandra
- Tom
- Donna
- Mary
- Benny
- Harry
- Debbie
- Lu Ann
- Wayne
- Rob
- Lynn
- Henry
- Dennis
- Keith
- Chrissie
- Joe
- David
- Zondervan
- Toby
Quotes edit
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“We often learn about the divine from the fleshly”
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This is one of the marks of a truly safe person: they are con-frontable.
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Repentant people will recognize a wrong and really want to change because they do not want to be that kind of person. They are motivated by love to not hurt anyone like that again. These are trustworthy people because they are on the road to holiness and change, and their behavior matters to them.
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Safe people, for example, admit their weaknesses. They are humble. And they prove their trustworthiness over time.
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Critics are more concerned with confronting errors than they are with making connections.
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5. Unsafe people only apologize instead of changing their behavior.
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3. Unsafe people are defensive instead of open to feedback.
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1. Unsafe people think they “have it all together” instead of admitting their weaknesses.
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4. Unsafe people are self-righteous instead of humble.
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2. Unsafe people are religious instead of spiritual.
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7. Unsafe people demand trust, instead of earning it.
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First Sentence edit
AS A COLLEGE student, I (John) dated around a bit, but I enjoyed casual friendships more.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Henry Cloud (Author)
- John Townsend (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 248.4
Subjects edit
- Books › Religion & Spirituality › Authors, A-Z › ( C ) › Cloud, Henry
- Books › Religion & Spirituality › Authors, A-Z › ( T ) › Townsend, John
- Books › Religion & Spirituality › Christianity › Christian Living
- Books › Health, Mind & Body › Relationships › Interpersonal Relations
- Books › Health, Mind & Body › Psychology & Counseling
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