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Discussion Re: Seeing your situation through the MLC lens. Does it keep you stuck? (2)
#100: December 12, 2019, 06:20:21 AM
I truly appreciate how the definition of ‘MLC lens’ and ‘seeing though MLC lens’ differs from person to person.
Some see it as being stuck in LBS victimhood, others, a more mature and wiser life perspective gained from having experienced MLC situation.

If I ever start another discussion thread, I think I will purposefully leave the topic very vague!  ;D

I see plainly how each poster dug deep and shared their innermost thoughts.  That’s how we learn from each other, I guess.  Teach us more!
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