Inventory of Other
I just couldn't stop playing armchair psychologist to those in my close circles, though I knew it was a codependent effect. I was so good at telling people exactly what affliction they were suffering and their prescribed (by me) solution, or so I thought that I was helping them. Yes, a middle child usually ends up being the meddling child. I wanted to help so much that I was overly enthusiastic to help them. As for me, I'm a mess. So now, it occurs to me that when I start to take inventory of others, I can turn that urge inward. Perhaps the awareness of this aha moment incrementally creates the start of a natural evolution that is within myself. So far, it's not as painful as being the other way.
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