Confrontation
Confrontation
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When we are new in SIA, we often say, "I'll never confront. "I don't want to hurt them." "They are old now." "Why bring it up?" "It happened a long time ago." "I have to understand that s/he was sick and therefore isn't responsible for what he did." "My mother/father is weak and cannot handle all this tension." "S/He was an alcoholic. I'm afraid if I talk about the abuse, s/he will lose his sobriety." In SIA, no one is told s/he must confront her/his abuser. As a part of our recovery process, we may want to confront because our needs often change as we detach and become more independent.
When we are new in SIA, we often say, "I'll never con­front. "I don't want to hurt them." "They are old now." "Why bring it up?" "It hap­pened a long time ago." "I have to understand that s/he was sick and there­fore isn't responsi&s