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YOU'RE
Marie Antoinette
YOUR VILLAINESS BREAKDOWN...
This queen is often remembered for the "Let them eat cake" quote (even though its authenticity is still debated), which cast her in a somewhat negative light. She was perceived as a villain by many due to her extravagant lifestyle and seeming detachment from the struggles of the French people during a time of social unrest.
However, what's often overlooked is her later involvement in charitable work and helping those in need. She was, without a doubt, a complex and controversial figure in history that doesn't get acknowledged for her compassionate side.
STRENGTHS
Your power move? An innate sense of cooperation that can give the heros a run for their money. You're all about your kid's well-being and teaming up with your co-parent to make that happen. Your co-parenting relationship thrives on your nurturing and considerate vibes, turning it into a place where collaboration reigns supreme.
Whether or not you've always been this way doesn't matter. because right now you're doing the best you can to be fair.
CHALLENGES
Marie Antoinette tried to rectify her indifference in the past by becoming more understanding and compassionate. Similarly, your empathy can sometimes tip the scales into overly empathetic territory – sacrificing your own needs and boundaries for the sake of "compromise".
GUIDANCE
To take your co-parenting game up a notch, find the sweet spot. It's all about maintaining your nurturing side while ensuring your needs and boundaries get a seat at the table. If you have to sacrifice then it's not a compromise.
ENCOURAGEMENT
You CAN have your cake and eat it too!
In just 20 mins. I'll
on upholding boundaries while improving collaboration with your coparent!
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Your unique traits are the glue that holds cooperation and mutual understanding together in co-parenting. Pair up that empathy with a dash of boundary-setting, and you'll supercharge your co-parenting journey, benefiting everyone involved.
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