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- “Setting and enforcing some rules may help peaceful coexistence”
- “Asking for help makes you stronger”
- “You need a village to raise a kid”
- “Most of the time you can control how you respond to violence and avoid escalation”
- “Inner negative voices sometimes block positive voices”
- “I can give myself time to think how you want to respond”
- “I can give others the opportunity to hear more positive voices”
- “Experimenting natural consequences of harming behavior can be a source of learning”
- “Anger is not the best friend of good thinking”
- “Anger can be understandable, despite not ‘agreeing’ with it”
- “Helping express anger with words may prevent its expression with insults/throwing objects/hitting”
- “I am not against them; I am against violence”
- “It is not about ‘wining’ battles; it is about resisting violence”.
- “Violent behavior is not acceptable; self-defence is”
- “My intention may not be enough to obtain what I am after”
- “It is easier to notice what bother you from a relationship than how you may contribute to it”
- “You need two to tango”
- “There are no bad people, only bad contexts; you need the right context to learn the right thing”
- “I can only control how I respond”
- “Everyone can make, learn from, and make up for mistakes”.
- “Disrupting bad things is just”