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		By: David Rawcliffe		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Since writing this I got to thinking of the positivity ratio the need to have five positive statements to balance the one negative in close relationships - whilst I do not totally agree with this because it depends upon who was saying and what the intention was, plus your own receptivity to these ideas. I did think that the way cats and dogs relate to us humans, they are very forgiving and give far more positive statements than negative, it could be away forward. Certainly I have seen patients transforms when they bought a cat, they could give and receive love without conditions.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Since writing this I got to thinking of the positivity ratio the need to have five positive statements to balance the one negative in close relationships &#8211; whilst I do not totally agree with this because it depends upon who was saying and what the intention was, plus your own receptivity to these ideas. I did think that the way cats and dogs relate to us humans, they are very forgiving and give far more positive statements than negative, it could be away forward. Certainly I have seen patients transforms when they bought a cat, they could give and receive love without conditions.</p>
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