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FOLLOW ALONG WITH THE NOTES:
Are you a controller?
You have a tendency to be an abusive controller...
1) if you feel that the only way you can be important or accepted is by giving orders and making demands.
2) if you feel possessive about a person or persons, if you feel that others have to check in with you because you know more than they do or what is best for them, if you never accept their judgement of what they think they should do, or if you always belittle them because you a convinced they don't know anything.
3) if you begin to feel intense jealousy over another person, especially if that jealousy dominates your opinions and actions.
4) if you feel threatened by another person's new relationships.
5) if you feel that you must protect the other person from every experience.
6) if you react in an unnatural way to statements made about the person you are controlling.
7) if you attempt to overprotect - even to the point of hindering God's Spirit.
8) if you make plans for the other person without his or her permission.
9) if you think the person you control owes you something, and you demand that it be paid back.
10) if you try to manipulate people through the use of flattery.
LISTEN TO THIS BROADCAST.
FOLLOW ALONG WITH THE NOTES:
Are you a controller?
You have a tendency to be an abusive controller...
1) if you feel that the only way you can be important or accepted is by giving orders and making demands.
2) if you feel possessive about a person or persons, if you feel that others have to check in with you because you know more than they do or what is best for them, if you never accept their judgement of what they think they should do, or if you always belittle them because you a convinced they don't know anything.
3) if you begin to feel intense jealousy over another person, especially if that jealousy dominates your opinions and actions.
4) if you feel threatened by another person's new relationships.
5) if you feel that you must protect the other person from every experience.
6) if you react in an unnatural way to statements made about the person you are controlling.
7) if you attempt to overprotect - even to the point of hindering God's Spirit.
8) if you make plans for the other person without his or her permission.
9) if you think the person you control owes you something, and you demand that it be paid back.
10) if you try to manipulate people through the use of flattery.
