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Replying to @danachis
Whether self perpetuated or not, change is inherently disruptive. I think more about *reaction* to change. @danachis @berkun
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@mollydotcom But you say "disruptive" like it's always a bad thing. /@berkun
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Disruption is an aspect of change, not a measure of bad or good per se. I think the way we manage change is key, would you agree? @danachis
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@mollydotcom I say, Whatever happens is perfect.
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Rather EST-ian (omg EST) @danachis - But agreed philosophically as in "I am the perfect Molly Esther Holzschlag" (imperfections included!)
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@mollydotcom Also EST probably needs a revival. :D
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@danachis It had several. It helped my Mom. It nearly destroyed me, I was 13. Horrible, abusive experience. Would NEVER be allowed today.
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@mollydotcom Seems like a difficult thing for a teen to grasp.
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@danachis Their teen program in 1976 was indeed very controversial. I was hit, not allowed to pee for hours at a time, not allowed to cry.
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@mollydotcom Wow. That's insane. Horrible.
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Replying to @danachis
@danachis And again, that's long gone - 1976 was a different time, no doubt. It helped my Mom. She innocently thought it would help me.

Jun 21, 2013 路 1:44 AM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag
@mollydotcom Parents do the best they know how.
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@danachis Absolutely, I don't blame my Mom. It helped her! It was not yet fully clear that at 13 I was a deeply disturbed, abused child.
Replying to @mholzschlag
@mollydotcom And yes, 1976 was a long time ago. I was 15.
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