Gabriel Mizrahi

I also wonder if some of this might have been avoided if you had done that even more and earlier on. You agreed to keep paying when you were out of town. You capitulated when he said that you would have to pay a higher rate if you rejoined later.

I also wonder if some of this might have been avoided if you had done that even more and earlier on. You agreed to keep paying when you were out of town. You capitulated when he said that you would have to pay a higher rate if you rejoined later.

I also wonder if some of this might have been avoided if you had done that even more and earlier on. You agreed to keep paying when you were out of town. You capitulated when he said that you would have to pay a higher rate if you rejoined later.

You dodged his calls, and then when things really came to a head, instead of just saying, hey, I'm leaving the gym, thank you for everything you've done for me, but it's time for us to part ways, you canceled your debit card and waited for him to figure it out. Now, look, I know you had some good reasons for that. I would not want to put myself in a risky situation with a lunatic either.

You dodged his calls, and then when things really came to a head, instead of just saying, hey, I'm leaving the gym, thank you for everything you've done for me, but it's time for us to part ways, you canceled your debit card and waited for him to figure it out. Now, look, I know you had some good reasons for that. I would not want to put myself in a risky situation with a lunatic either.

You dodged his calls, and then when things really came to a head, instead of just saying, hey, I'm leaving the gym, thank you for everything you've done for me, but it's time for us to part ways, you canceled your debit card and waited for him to figure it out. Now, look, I know you had some good reasons for that. I would not want to put myself in a risky situation with a lunatic either.

But when I hold all of these facts together, it does paint a picture of some avoidance on your part. Very understandable avoidance, but it is avoidance nonetheless. And I do wonder if that is partly how you ended up here.

But when I hold all of these facts together, it does paint a picture of some avoidance on your part. Very understandable avoidance, but it is avoidance nonetheless. And I do wonder if that is partly how you ended up here.

But when I hold all of these facts together, it does paint a picture of some avoidance on your part. Very understandable avoidance, but it is avoidance nonetheless. And I do wonder if that is partly how you ended up here.

Yeah, it's just a quality to keep an eye on because it's an interesting part of the story. Maybe you made the right call in this case, but going with the path of least resistance, capitulating to keep things on an even keel, yeah, that often ends up empowering bullies and failing to protect you.

Yeah, it's just a quality to keep an eye on because it's an interesting part of the story. Maybe you made the right call in this case, but going with the path of least resistance, capitulating to keep things on an even keel, yeah, that often ends up empowering bullies and failing to protect you.

Yeah, it's just a quality to keep an eye on because it's an interesting part of the story. Maybe you made the right call in this case, but going with the path of least resistance, capitulating to keep things on an even keel, yeah, that often ends up empowering bullies and failing to protect you.

I do too. Yeah. We should talk about that one day. It is interesting.

I do too. Yeah. We should talk about that one day. It is interesting.

I do too. Yeah. We should talk about that one day. It is interesting.

Hey, guys. Our son, Brian, has been challenging since he was two years old, locking us out of the house, throwing constant temper tantrums, getting up in the middle of the night and climbing on the counter to reach glasses on the top shelf and playing with the blender. At four years old, he began climbing 20 feet up a tree. He would not sit still, and we constantly worried for his safety.

Hey, guys. Our son, Brian, has been challenging since he was two years old, locking us out of the house, throwing constant temper tantrums, getting up in the middle of the night and climbing on the counter to reach glasses on the top shelf and playing with the blender. At four years old, he began climbing 20 feet up a tree. He would not sit still, and we constantly worried for his safety.

Hey, guys. Our son, Brian, has been challenging since he was two years old, locking us out of the house, throwing constant temper tantrums, getting up in the middle of the night and climbing on the counter to reach glasses on the top shelf and playing with the blender. At four years old, he began climbing 20 feet up a tree. He would not sit still, and we constantly worried for his safety.

Brian also had a temper, knocking games over, throwing the remote if he lost. At seven, his sisters were scared of him. They locked themselves in the bedroom once, and he kicked a hole in the door. He'd hold them down and apply pressure points on their body. At 17, Brian became violent with me, his mother, leaving bruises on my upper body.

Brian also had a temper, knocking games over, throwing the remote if he lost. At seven, his sisters were scared of him. They locked themselves in the bedroom once, and he kicked a hole in the door. He'd hold them down and apply pressure points on their body. At 17, Brian became violent with me, his mother, leaving bruises on my upper body.