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Bob did something wrong and feels guilty but does not feel ashamed of who he is. this suggests

Bob did something wrong and feels guilty but does not feel ashamed of who he is. this suggests
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Bob did something wrong and feels guilty but does not feel ashamed of who he is. this suggests

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John Bradshaw has suggested in his book, Bradshaw on the Family, that “Guilt says I’ve made a mistake; shame says I am a mistake. Guilt says what I did is not good; shame says I am no good.”
So this suggests parenting and adjustment.
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