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Reckoning with anger and resentment—an important component of 12-step programs—is something I've had to deal with a lot in my life. Whitney Cummings and I share techniques to diffuse our anger and stop giving away precious mental space to those who’ve harmed us.

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Bryce Lipscomb 🇺🇸2 years ago

@WhitneyCummings Love this response to anger, Mr. Kennedy! #Kennedy24

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Holden Culotta2 years ago

@WhitneyCummings What a beautiful message to hear from a presidential candidate. Thank you

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Jonny Paradise2 years ago

@WhitneyCummings Lord help us. 🙏

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Whitney Cummings2 years ago

👏👏

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Biff Gruffly2 years ago

@WhitneyCummings I agree with RFK Jr. Wallowing in and cultivating anger toward perceived wrongs by others against us is a kind of dripping poison. What's more, it's a poison we collect up and then drink.

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Eleven2 years ago

@WhitneyCummings I have had major decades long resents healed through praying for them. It does work, it's amazing.

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George Sherman Peck2 years ago

@WhitneyCummings Amen to that. Seems to be the all American mantra. Entitlement, frustration and resentment is the stairway to hell. Precious is the time we get to heal ourselves.

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Tung Nguyen2 years ago

@WhitneyCummings Always live happily, sir 🌼🌼🌼

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BrianOfDakota2 years ago

@WhitneyCummings This was such a great interview, @WhitneyCummings asked some "off the beaten path" questions. I love her, big time❣️

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Spencer Hoffman2 years ago

@WhitneyCummings

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