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In this episode, Dr. Daniel David, men's mental health expert, discusses the impact of narcissism and borderline personality disorder on children. He explains how children's identity development is affected when their needs are overshadowed by a narcissistic parent's need for attention and admiration. Dr. David emphasizes the importance of positive regard and mirroring in a child's development and the role of both mothers and fathers in providing nurturing and acceptance. He also discusses the challenges of mother enmeshment and the negative impact it can have on boys' ability to form healthy relationships in adulthood. This conversation explores the impact of unhealthy mother-son relationships, the influence of 90s parenting on these relationships, and the theme of control in narcissism and borderline personality disorder. It also discusses the need for assertiveness in passive children, mothers' understanding of child development, and the importance of letting go and allowing children to experience life.
Takeaways

  • Children's identity development is influenced by the positive regard and mirroring they receive from their parents.
  • Narcissistic and borderline personality disorder parents often prioritize their own needs over their children's, leading to a deficit in the child's sense of self.
  • Mothers and fathers play different roles in a child's development, with mothers providing nurturing love and fathers providing accepting love.
  • Children who grow up with narcissistic parents may struggle to develop their own identity and may exhibit passive or people-pleasing behaviors.
  • It is important for non-disordered parents to provide unconditional love and affirmation to their children, offsetting the negative impact of a narcissistic parent.
  • Mother enmeshment can hinder a boy's ability to separate from his mother and form healthy relationships in adulthood. Unhealthy mother-son relationships can lead to enmeshment and hinder the son's ability to form healthy relationships with women.
  • The overindulgence and overprotectiveness of children in the 90s has contributed to a generation of highly anxious and depressed individuals.
  • Control is a central theme in narcissism and borderline personality disorder, with narcissistic parents seeking to maintain a positive image and borderline parents fearing abandonment.
  • Encouraging assertiveness in passive children can help them develop their own voice and set boundaries.
  • Mothers need to understand child development and the importance of letting go, allowing their children to develop their own identities.

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In this episode, Dr. Daniel David, men's mental health expert, discusses the impact of narcissism and borderline personality disorder on children. He explains how children's identity development is affected when their needs are overshadowed by a narcissistic parent's need for attention and admiration. Dr. David emphasizes the importance of positive regard and mirroring in a child's development and the role of both mothers and fathers in providing nurturing and acceptance. He also discusses the challenges of mother enmeshment and the negative impact it can have on boys' ability to form healthy relationships in adulthood. This conversation explores the impact of unhealthy mother-son relationships, the influence of 90s parenting on these relationships, and the theme of control in narcissism and borderline personality disorder. It also discusses the need for assertiveness in passive children, mothers' understanding of child development, and the importance of letting go and allowing children to experience life.
Takeaways

  • Children's identity development is influenced by the positive regard and mirroring they receive from their parents.
  • Narcissistic and borderline personality disorder parents often prioritize their own needs over their children's, leading to a deficit in the child's sense of self.
  • Mothers and fathers play different roles in a child's development, with mothers providing nurturing love and fathers providing accepting love.
  • Children who grow up with narcissistic parents may struggle to develop their own identity and may exhibit passive or people-pleasing behaviors.
  • It is important for non-disordered parents to provide unconditional love and affirmation to their children, offsetting the negative impact of a narcissistic parent.
  • Mother enmeshment can hinder a boy's ability to separate from his mother and form healthy relationships in adulthood. Unhealthy mother-son relationships can lead to enmeshment and hinder the son's ability to form healthy relationships with women.
  • The overindulgence and overprotectiveness of children in the 90s has contributed to a generation of highly anxious and depressed individuals.
  • Control is a central theme in narcissism and borderline personality disorder, with narcissistic parents seeking to maintain a positive image and borderline parents fearing abandonment.
  • Encouraging assertiveness in passive children can help them develop their own voice and set boundaries.
  • Mothers need to understand child development and the importance of letting go, allowing their children to develop their own identities.

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Send us a text John Kennedy Vaughan of Shields of Strength, shares his journey of understanding love and its profound impact on his life and relationships. He discusses the importance of selflessness in fatherhood, the challenges modern fathers face, and the necessity of discipline in parenting. Kenny emphasizes that love is not just a feeling but a commitment to act in the best interest of others, particularly in the context of family. He also highlights the significance of faith in overcoming fear and the transformative power of love in shaping our lives and relationships. Takeaways Understanding how love radically changes life. Fear can disqualify all preparation and clarity of thought. A loving father prioritizes his family's needs above his own. Discipline is necessary for a child's well-being. Love is not just a feeling; it's a commitment to act. The why behind our actions determines their impact. Gentleness in parenting should not come at the cost of discipline. A strong man is humble and selfless. Children need to know they are loved despite their actions. Jesus embodies the true essence of love.…
 
Send us a text Having personally been through an 11 year divorce/custody process, Keegan Burke, a divorce strategist, shares his insights on navigating the complexities of divorce, particularly for men. He discusses the importance of having a strategy, understanding the obstacles men face, and the common mistakes made during the divorce process. Keegan emphasizes the need for documentation, dealing with false allegations, and managing relationships with attorneys. He also provides valuable advice for dads going through divorce, highlighting the importance of planning and accountability. Takeaways A divorce strategist helps men understand the divorce process. Economic considerations are crucial in divorce planning. Men often underestimate the costs associated with divorce. Attorneys may not always provide the best advice for clients. Documenting everything can serve as vital evidence in court. Men need to be proactive in protecting their interests during divorce. The family law system can be biased against men. It's important to choose the right attorney for your case. False allegations are a common tactic in divorce proceedings. Having a solid strategy can significantly improve outcomes in divorce.…
 
Send us a text In this episode, Dr. Eran Magen discusses the challenges faced by men going through divorce, emphasizing the importance of support systems, emotional well-being, and the impact of parenting on children's lives. He shares insights on how men can navigate the emotional turmoil of divorce, reconstruct their self-image, and find joy in life post-divorce. The discussion also covers strategies for managing conflict, dealing with false allegations, and the significance of building a supportive community. Dr. Magen provides practical advice for men to enhance their mental health and well-being during difficult times and especially around the holiday season. Takeaways The relationship between parents and children is crucial for emotional development. Men are at a higher risk of suicide during and after divorce. Support systems are essential for men to cope with emotional challenges. Loneliness is a significant issue for men, especially post-divorce. It's important for men to allow themselves to be happy outside of parenting. Children are sensitive to their parents' emotional states. Scheduling fun activities can improve mental health and well-being. It's okay to have bad days; they are part of the healing process. 988 is a vital resource for those in crisis or needing support. Building a supportive community can help men navigate divorce www.divorcingdads.org/ www.instagram.com/dadtodads…
 
Send us a text In this episode of the Dad to Dad's Podcast, Robert and Bella Duncan discuss the challenges divorced parents face during the holiday season. They share practical tips to ensure children feel secure and happy, emphasizing the importance of logistics, emotional support, and thoughtful gift-giving. Bella highlights the need for parents to avoid conflict and focus on creating positive memories for their children, reminding listeners that kids only get one childhood. Takeaways Work out the holiday schedule early to avoid confusion. Assure your kids that you will be okay when they are with the other parent. Avoid discussing contentious issues during the holidays. Encourage your kids to give thoughtful gifts to their co-parent. Remember that your kids only get one childhood, make it count. Logistics help children feel secure and reduce their anxiety. Children often worry about their parents' happiness during the holidays. Keep adult conversations separate from children's experiences. Create a positive holiday atmosphere for your kids. Focus on the joy of the holidays rather than personal www.akidwithtwohomes.com www.instagram.com/akidwithtwohomes www.instagram.com/dadtodads…
 
Send us a text Rod Richard, Coach & Mentor, shares his journey into fatherhood, emphasizing the importance of being present and the challenges modern fathers face. He introduces the four pillars of fatherhood: faith, family, finance, and fitness, and discusses how these elements intertwine to create a well-rounded approach to parenting. Rod reflects on the state of fatherhood today, noting a resurgence in the value placed on fatherhood and the need for male camaraderie. He offers heartfelt advice for new fathers, encouraging them to embrace their journey and be present for their children. Takeaways Rod emphasizes the importance of being present as a father. The four pillars of fatherhood are faith, family, finance, and fitness. Modern fathers face challenges like work-life balance and self-doubt. Fatherhood is a journey that requires continuous learning and adaptation. The importance of male friendships and support in fatherhood is crucial. Rod believes that every father is the perfect father for their child, flaws and all. Rod encourages fathers to embrace both the good and bad moments of parenting. Conversations about fatherhood are essential for personal growth and community support. www.4fitfatherhood.com https://www.instagram.com/dadtodads/…
 
Send us a text JD Emmons shares his journey from feeling like an outcast in his youth to becoming a sobriety and development mentor. He discusses his struggles with alcohol, the turning point that led him to sobriety, and how his faith played a significant role in his recovery. JD also delves into his fitness journey, highlighting the transformation he experienced after quitting drinking and how he now uses fitness as a mental reset. He emphasizes the importance of choices in life and how he aims to inspire others through his experiences and coaching.…
 
Send us a text In this episode of the Dad to Dads podcast, Robert engages with relationship specialist Dr. Jeanne Michele to explore the complex topic of infidelity. They discuss the prevalence of infidelity in society, the various forms it can take, and the emotional impact it has on both partners. Dr. Michele emphasizes the importance of communication, self-reflection, and setting boundaries in relationships. The conversation also delves into the differences in how men and women experience betrayal, the role of masculinity, and the potential for healing and rebuilding trust after infidelity. Dr. Michele shares insights from her book, 'The Infidelity Cure,' which offers guidance for those affected by infidelity, including the affair partner. The episode concludes with a discussion on the influence of ancestral patterns on behavior and the importance of seeking professional help to navigate these challenges. Takeaways Infidelity is a prevalent issue, with 70% of Americans engaging in some form of it. The definition of infidelity can vary between couples and includes emotional and physical betrayals. Social dynamics, including workplace interactions and social media, contribute to the rise of infidelity. Recognizing early warning signs of infidelity can help prevent deeper issues. Infidelity can serve as a wake-up call for couples to address underlying relationship problems. Men often struggle more with the physical aspect of infidelity than women do. The emotional connection is often more painful for women than the physical aspect of infidelity. Setting clear boundaries in relationships is crucial to prevent infidelity. Self-reflection is important for understanding the motivations behind infidelity. Healing from infidelity requires commitment and effort from both partners. www.drjeanemichele.com Amazon Barnes and Noble INFCure.com TheInfidelityCure.com https://www.instagram.com/dadtodads/…
 
Send us a text In this episode of the Dad Dads podcast, Robert interviews former NBA player Cuttino Mobley, who shares insights from his basketball career and his experiences as a father. Cuttino discusses his early life, the influences that shaped him, and the lessons he learned from playing alongside basketball legends. He emphasizes the importance of mentorship, the challenges of parenting, and the values he instills in his children. Cuttino also addresses the societal perceptions of fatherhood and the need for fathers to be present and engaged in their children's lives. The conversation is filled with wisdom, humor, and heartfelt reflections on the joys and responsibilities of being a dad. Takeaways Cuttino reflects on his journey from a late start in basketball to the NBA. Playing with legends like Pippen, Barkley and Hakeem taught him valuable lessons. Mentorship is crucial in both basketball and fatherhood. Cuttino emphasizes the importance of defense in basketball. He discusses the impact of coaching on his understanding of the game. Cuttino enjoys watching current players like Anthony Edwards. He believes in raising children with strong work ethics regardless of gender. Cuttino shares the differences in parenting a son versus a daughter. He expresses the joy and fulfillment he finds in being a father.…
 
Send us a text In this interview, Robert welcomes back Dr. Peter Salerno, author of 'The Nature and Nurture of Narcissism.' Dr. Salerno discusses his alternative perspective on narcissistic personality disorder and the misconceptions surrounding it. He challenges the traditional theories that attribute narcissism solely to abuse or neglect in childhood, emphasizing the role of genetics and innate temperament. Dr. Salerno also addresses the concept of codependency, arguing that it is not a valid diagnosis and that narcissists can manipulate and hijack the emotions of others. He highlights the importance of understanding the genetic and biological factors that contribute to narcissism. Narcissists thrive on chaos and drama in relationships because of deficiencies in their brain structure and functioning. They have a complete lack of empathy and lower arousal in certain areas of the brain, making stability and normalcy boring to them. They have a distorted perception of reality and believe that drama is the baseline of normal functioning. Narcissists have personal motives in relationships that have nothing to do with the well-being of the other person. When confronted or exposed, they can become vindictive and play the victim. Takeaways Narcissistic personality disorder should be understood from the perspective of gene-environment interaction, rather than solely attributing it to abuse or neglect in childhood. The traditional theories of narcissism overlook the role of genetics and innate temperament in the development of the disorder. Codependency is not a valid diagnosis and should not be used to explain why individuals attract narcissists. Narcissists have the ability to manipulate and hijack the emotions of others, leading them to behave in ways that are uncharacteristic. It is important to consider the genetic and biological factors that contribute to narcissism in order to better understand and address the disorder. Narcissists thrive on chaos and drama in relationships because stability and normalcy are boring to them. They have a distorted perception of reality and believe that drama is the baseline of normal functioning. Narcissists have personal motives in relationships that have nothing to do with the well-being of the other person. When confronted or exposed, narcissists can become vindictive and play the victim.…
 
Send us a text Robert welcomes back Erin Schaden, Divorce Coach & Family Law Attorney. In this episode, Robert and Erin discuss divorcing a narcissist. They talk about the prevalence of narcissism in divorce cases and the importance of working with an attorney and divorce coach who have experience dealing with high-conflict divorces. Erin emphasizes the need for strategic planning and preparation when divorcing a narcissist, including understanding the different personality disorders involved and how to approach them. They also discuss the challenges of custody battles with a narcissist and the importance of documentation and having a strong support system. When dealing with a narcissistic ex-spouse in a custody battle, it's important to understand projection and alienation. The narcissist often accuses the other parent of what they are guilty of themselves, and they may manipulate the child to align with them through psychological abuse. It can be difficult to prove alienation because the child may align with the alienating parent out of fear and a lack of alternatives. Children tend to align with the parent they feel safest with, so judges should consider who the child feels safest with when making custody decisions. It's crucial to document everything, even seemingly minor incidents, as they may be useful in court. Communication apps like Our Family Wizard can be helpful in managing communication and reducing conflict. It's important to trust your instincts, be intentional with your words and actions, and avoid badmouthing the other parent to your children. Addressing your own childhood wounds and seeking help from professionals can also be beneficial. Takeaways Divorcing a narcissist can be extremely challenging and requires strategic planning and preparation. Working with an attorney and divorce coach who have experience dealing with high-conflict divorces is crucial. Understanding the different personality disorders involved and how to approach them is important. Documentation is key in custody battles with a narcissist. Having a strong support system and expanding your frustration tolerance are essential for navigating the divorce process with a narcissist. The narcissist often accuses the other parent of what they are guilty of themselves. Children may align with the alienating parent out of fear and a lack of alternatives. Judges should consider who the child feels safest with when making custody decisions. Document everything, even seemingly minor incidents, as they may be useful in court. Communication apps like Our Family Wizard can help manage communication and reduce conflict. Avoid badmouthing the other parent to your children. Address your own childhood wounds and seek help from professionals.…
 
Send us a text Robert brings back parent alienation expert Charlie McCready to further discuss parent alienation as well as address the questions and comments from listeners. Charlie discusses the emotional roller coaster that targeted parents go through, including grief, guilt, injustice, isolation, anger, and anxiety. He emphasizes the importance of self-healing and addressing insecurities and vulnerabilities from one's own childhood. We also discuss the dynamics of the alienator and the need to mitigate the damage rather than trying to stop it. Charlie cautions against trying to convince the child that they are being alienated and instead focus on maintaining some semblance of contact and providing unconditional love and support. We also explore triggers, blockers, and expectations that can hinder the healing process. The principal themes of the conversation are: understanding the different experiences of each child, the spectrum of alienating behavior, the impact of enmeshment on children, the intergenerational cycle of alienation, the importance of self-healing, the need for trust and emotional availability, preparing for special days, and maintaining hope. Key Takeaways Parent alienation is a common and heartbreaking experience that leaves targeted parents feeling powerless and isolated. Self-healing is crucial for targeted parents, as they need to address their own insecurities and vulnerabilities from their own childhood. Mitigating the damage caused by the alienator is more realistic than trying to stop it completely. Maintaining some form of contact with the alienated child, even if it is difficult, is important for counterbalancing the negative narrative they are exposed to. Triggers, blockers, and expectations play a significant role in the healing process and need to be identified and addressed. Each child's experience of parental alienation is unique and should be considered individually. Alienating behavior exists on a spectrum, from severe to naive. Enmeshment can have a significant impact on children, leading to long-term psychological effects. The intergenerational cycle of alienation can result in children developing cluster B personalities. Self-healing is crucial for targeted parents to be emotionally available and trustworthy for their children. Preparing for special days and managing expectations can help targeted parents cope with the alienating parent's tactics. Maintaining hope is important, as relationships with alienated children can change over time. Reframing the narrative and focusing on personal growth can empower targeted parents to regain control of their lives.…
 
Send us a text Interview with Zach Clinton, motivational speaker, author, Vice President of Association of Christian Counselors and President of Ignite Men's Impact Weekend. In this episode Robert and Zach discuss fatherhood from a Biblical perspective. They emphasize the importance of a father's presence in a child's life and the positive impact it has on their mental health, academic performance, and identity development. They also discuss the role of vulnerability and emotional openness in fatherhood, highlighting the need for fathers to model these behaviors for their children. Zach emphasizes the significance of investing in children and providing them with the necessary ingredients for resilience. He encourages fathers to prioritize their families and be consistent in their presence and support. The conversation focuses on the power of words and the importance of creating a positive environment within the home. It emphasizes the role of fathers in shaping their children's lives through their words and actions. The conversation also touches on the topics of discipline, boundaries, and the challenges faced by dads today, including pressure, past mistakes, and the impact of technology. It concludes with a discussion on forgiveness and the importance of choosing to forgive, both others and oneself. Takeaways A father's presence in a child's life has a significant impact on their mental health, academic performance, and identity development. Fathers should model vulnerability and emotional openness for their children, creating a safe space for them to express and explore their emotions. Investing in children and providing them with the necessary ingredients for resilience is crucial for their growth and development. Prioritizing family and being consistent in presence and support are essential responsibilities of fathers. Words have the power to create a world of hurt or a world of hope and healing. Fathers need to reflect on the world they are creating within their homes and strive to create a positive and uplifting environment. Discipline is not about going easy on kids, but about pushing them to reach their full potential with love and accountability. Dads should strive to be both a friend and a parent to their children, setting boundaries while also fostering a strong relationship. The prevalence of technology, especially smartphones and pornography, poses challenges for dads in maintaining healthy relationships and setting a good example. Forgiveness is a commandment and a choice that brings freedom and healing, both for oneself and for others. Forgiveness does not mean excusing or forgetting the wrongs done, but it allows for personal growth and the possibility of reconciliation. Living an 'even if' mindset, choosing faith and endurance in the face of challenges, can lead to a transformed life.…
 
Send us a text Robert interviews Jeff Nelligan, author of 'Four Lessons from My Three Sons: How You Can Raise Resilient Sons.' Jeff shares his background and the inspiration behind writing the book. They discuss the importance of resilience and the challenges faced by the current generation. They also touch on topics such as participation trophies, the impact of screens on children, and the value of being early. The four lessons from the book are guiding personal conduct, developing confidence, fostering resilience, and creating resilient kids through hard truths. The conversation discusses the importance of setting goals, holding oneself accountable, and breaking down goals into manageable steps. It emphasizes the need for parents to be actively involved in their children's lives and provide guidance and support. The concept of the 'jackass kid' is introduced, referring to self-obsessed and attention-seeking behaviors that parents should discourage. The impact of COVID-19 on children's physical and mental health is also discussed, highlighting the need for parents to help their children stay active and engaged during challenging times. Takeaways Resilience is the capacity to withstand or recover quickly from difficulties. Parents play a crucial role in raising resilient children. The current generation faces challenges such as living at home longer and excessive screen time. Accomplishments and performance are rewarded and respected in the world. Teaching personal conduct, developing confidence, fostering resilience, and embracing hard truths are essential for raising resilient kids. Setting goals and holding oneself accountable are important for personal growth and development. Parents should actively engage with their children and provide guidance and support. Discouraging self-obsessed and attention-seeking behaviors in children is crucial. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a negative impact on children's physical and mental health, and parents should help them stay active and engaged.…
 
Send us a text Reggie George shares his inspiring story of his daughter's near-fatal stabbing and miraculous recovery. After being stabbed in the head with a pair of scissors by another student, his daughter underwent an eight-hour brain surgery and suffered a massive stroke. She was paralyzed and had to spend 92 days in the hospital, including time in the ICU and rehab. Despite the initial prognosis, she defied all expectations and made a remarkable recovery, regaining her mobility and cognitive abilities. Reggie attributes their strength and resilience to their faith and the support of their family. Reggie George shares his journey of forgiveness and the birth of Father Figure Apparel. He talks about the importance of father figures and the impact they have on children's lives. Reggie emphasizes the need for fathers to be present and intentional, rather than striving for perfection. He also discusses the role of the community in supporting and uplifting fatherhood. The conversation highlights the power of vulnerability and the lessons learned from difficult experiences. Key Takeaways The importance of faith and spirituality in dealing with difficult situations The power of resilience and determination in overcoming challenges The impact of strong family support in times of crisis The ability to find strength and purpose in being a father and leader, Father Figure Apparel was born out of Reggie George's journey of forgiveness and the desire to highlight the importance of father figures. Being present and intentional as a father is more important than striving for perfection. Fatherhood is not limited to biological fathers; father figures play a crucial role in children's lives. The community has a responsibility to support and uplift fatherhood. Vulnerability and open communication with children can strengthen the father-child relationship. Difficult experiences can teach valuable lessons and lead to personal growth.…
 
Send us a text In this episode, Robert interviews Ann Silvers, author of the book 'Abuse of Men by Women.' They discuss the prevalence of domestic violence against men, the misconceptions surrounding it, and the reasons behind it. Ann shares that domestic violence is just as common among men as it is among women, with a ratio of 1 in 2 for both genders. However, the issue is often overlooked and underreported. They also discuss the various forms of partner abuse and the tactics used by women to overcome the size disadvantage. The conversation highlights the need for emotional intelligence and coping skills to address domestic violence. False accusations and the devastating impact they have on men are discussed. The conversation highlights the cultural bias towards believing women and disbelieving men, which has led to a fast road for malicious women to get what they want. The conversation also touches on the challenges men face in leaving abusive relationships, including fear of losing their children, economic constraints, and shame and embarrassment. Warning signs of abuse in men are mentioned, and resources for support are provided. Takeaways Domestic violence against men is more common than previously thought, with a ratio of 1 in 2 for both men and women. Partner abuse can take various forms, including physical, verbal, sexual, financial, legal, spiritual, and psychological/emotional abuse. Women can use tactics such as surprise attacks, false accusations, and object use to overcome the size disadvantage. Emotional intelligence and coping skills are crucial in addressing domestic violence. Cultural attitudes and media portrayals contribute to the misconception that violence against men is acceptable or humorous. False accusations can have devastating consequences for men, including loss of custody, domestic violence classes, and damage to their reputation. The cultural bias of believing women and disbelieving men has created a fast road for malicious women to make false accusations. Men may stay in abusive relationships due to fear of losing their children, economic constraints, and shame and embarrassment. It is important to take men's stories of abuse seriously and provide support without minimizing their experiences. Warning signs of abuse in men include physical injuries, emotional belittlement, and minimizing themselves. Resources for support include recording evidence, seeking legal advice, and finding people who can provide declarations of abuse. Dad to Dads Podcast of IG https://www.instagram.com/dadtodads/ Dad to Dads Podcast on YT http://www.youtube.com/@dadtodadspodcast Ann Silvers www.annsilvers.com Ann Silvers on IG https://www.instagram.com/ann_silvers/ Abuse OF Men BY Women: It Happens, It Hurts, and It's Time to Get Real About It https://annsilvers.com/collections/books/products/abuse-of-men-by-women-it-happens-it-hurts Building Skills to Uplevel Life: Silver Lining Emotional Intelligence Workbook https://www.amazon.com/s?k=ann+silvers&s=date-desc-rank&crid=36FDRN2YT1U69&qid=1717372580&sprefix=%2Caps%2C90&ref=sr_st_date-desc-rank&ds=v1%3AdSDgAo%2BbXyqR6ab35oBe3lEQzslBqS5qyklZXUJHwTM…
 
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