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time to HALT!
(i learned this in a caregiving class but it's useful in most situations i've been in, like not to be neurodivergent on main but sometimes you feel Bad and can't work out why)
Hungry? eat something*.
Angry? count to ten, take a deep breath, and walk away from it if you can.
Lonely? interact with another person that you aren't responsible for.
Tired? take five minutes to sit with your eyes closed.
also i bet your drink is going cold.
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*(if you're not allergic, a spoonful of nut butter and a glass of liquid will keep you going, but the only bad calorie is the one you don't have when you need it.)
Putting boundaries up is so important. Being firm with your boundaries and enforcing them with everyone who oversteps is normal and not "rude". Your job is not to please people constantly and make them have a good time. Your boundaries keep you safe and protected, respected, healthy, don't compromise for people who feel like they are an exception. You decide.

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At the top of the world, the Inuit culture has developed a sophisticated way to sculpt kids' behavior without yelling or scolding. Could discipline actually be playful?
Back in the 1960s, a Harvard graduate student made a landmark discovery about the nature of human anger.
At age 34, Jean Briggs traveled above the Arctic Circle and lived out on the tundra for 17 months. There were no roads, no heating systems, no grocery stores. Winter temperatures could easily dip below minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Briggs persuaded an Inuit family to âadoptâ her and âtry to keep her alive,â as the anthropologist wrote in 1970.
At the time, many Inuit families lived similar to the way their ancestors had for thousands of years. They built igloos in the winter and tents in the summer. âAnd we ate only what the animals provided, such as fish, seal and caribou,â says Myna Ishulutak, a film producer and language teacher who lived a similar lifestyle as a young girl.
Briggs quickly realized something remarkable was going on in these families: The adults had an extraordinary ability to control their anger.
âThey never acted in anger toward me, although they were angry with me an awful lot,â Briggs told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. in an interview.
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Across the board, all the moms mention one golden rule: Donât shout or yell at small children.
Traditional Inuit parenting is incredibly nurturing and tender. If you took all the parenting styles around the world and ranked them by their gentleness, the Inuit approach would likely rank near the top. (They even have a special kiss for babies, where you put your nose against the cheek and sniff the skin.)
The culture views scolding â or even speaking to children in an angry voice â as inappropriate, says Lisa Ipeelie, a radio producer and mom who grew up with 12 siblings. âWhen theyâre little, it doesnât help to raise your voice,â she says. âIt will just make your own heart rate go up.â
Even if the child hits you or bites you, thereâs no raising your voice?
âNo,â Ipeelie says with a giggle that seems to emphasize how silly my question is. âWith little kids, you often think theyâre pushing your buttons, but thatâs not whatâs going on. Theyâre upset about something, and you have to figure out what it is.â
Traditionally, the Inuit saw yelling at a small child as demeaning. Itâs as if the adult is having a tantrum; itâs basically stooping to the level of the child, Briggs documented.
Elders I spoke with say intense colonization over the past century is damaging these traditions. And, so, the community is working hard to keep the parenting approach intact.
Iâve read this article so many times, and it makes me wonder; in a world with TV and internet and movies constantly teaching us that the best way to get what you want is through shouting or hitting, how hard must it be to preserve this way of rearing children? For both parent and child?
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