Three types of control freaks. I was number 3.

Written by Heidi Rain

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June 28, 2017

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how to set boundaries with an addict or alcoholic

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After I was asked to do a video on power struggles, I realized the video should really be about control. Because in my mind, all a power struggle is, is a delusion that you actually have any control.

Then, as I thought about it, I realized there are really three types of controllers.