The Fixed-Mindset Reaction.
You feel righteous about your anger for a while, but then
you realize you’ve gone too far. You suddenly recall all the ways that your
spouse is a supportive partner and feel intensely guilty. Then you talk yourself
back into the idea that you, too, are a good person, who’s just slipped up—lost it
—temporarily. “I’ve really learned my lesson,” you think. “I’ll never do this
again.”
But believing you can simply keep that good person in the forefront in the
future, you don’t think of strategies you could use next time to prevent a flare-
up. That’s why the next time is a carbon copy of the time before.
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