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Allana Pratt, Intimacy Expert - Best Way To Dealing With Ex’s Overly Involved Boyfriend

The divorce is finalized and you both have decided to move on with your lives.  You have a beautiful teenager who has been strong and supportive in your decisions and just wants to see you both be happy.  She is even more excited when her mother starts dating someone new who adores her just as much.  Problem is, you aren’t ready to be pushed out of the picture just yet.

First and foremost – you have ever right to be pissed off!  This is your turf, your daughter’s softball game, but do you see how quickly you are giving away your power?  When someone has the ability to throw us off balance, take us off center, they have the power to be bigger than us.  We have drifted away from our conscious state of allowance, balance, and truth.

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