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Monitor Your Behavior

Guilt feels uncomfortable. So when you experience it, you may be tempted to take whatever steps you can to feel better. But if you’re not careful, the action you take to relieve your guilt might not be healthy.

Ultimately, you may end up feeling even guiltier for taking actions out of an attempt to alleviate your guilt.

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