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the way they feel about themself

I did this with Dave for years. I already felt so bad about myself that if he tried to correct me about anything, I deflected it by finding some fault with him. When you are in a relationship with someone who is hard to love because they are often angry, you should remember that their anger probabl…

—p.105 Loving People Who Are Hard to Love: Transforming Your World by Learning to Love Unconditionally Are You Angry with Yourself? (103) by Joyce Meyer
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ask Him to be your vindicator

If you are trying to collect on past pain and injustice, please turn all your injustice over to God ask Him to be your vindicator. He will give you double blessings for your former trouble, and He is the only one who can do it.

—p.59 The Danger of Anger (53) by Joyce Meyer
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I have just as many faults as anyone else

One of my peace stealers is rushing. I have to make an effort to leave enough time to do what I need to do without getting into a hurry. In addition, I’ve always been a hard worker, so lazy people annoy me, and I have to remember that we are not all alike. I’m aggressive, so passive people frustrat…

—p.50 Becoming a Peacemaker (41) by Joyce Meyer
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change your thoughts and believe the best

When someone does something you don’t like and you immediately start thinking about all the qualities you don’t like about that person or to the ways they irritate you, change your thoughts and believe the best of them, as love would have you do. We never know what people may be going through to ma…

—p.49 Becoming a Peacemaker (41) by Joyce Meyer
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everywhere you go, you are there

If you don’t like yourself, then you are miserable, because you never get away from yourself. Everywhere you go, you are there. To love yourself simply means that you have accepted God’s love for you. I am not suggesting that we be in love with ourselves, be selfish, and think only of ourselves, bu…

—p.46 Becoming a Peacemaker (41) by Joyce Meyer