RavenMuse
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ORIGINAL: Wolfie648 She doesn't like being within 4 feet of spiders. So me making her kill the spider (vs. me) is using her fear 'against' her for a positive result (in my eyes). I don't need to use her fears (although it's a perfectly vaild method) to control her. Yep, just a diffrence in definition. My girl is afraid of flying... she has been told tough, at some point we SHALL be doing so. She knows and accepts it will happen, knows I will be there to support her and certainly the first time, where I not there with her for her to draw strength and reasurance from, she possibly wouldn't manage it.... but I will be. Once she has done it a few times I doubt she will think twice about hopping on a plane even alone. No doubt the first time your girl was required to face her fear of spiders, you where there. A girl tends to feel more confident when her Master is there, finds it easier to face that fear, beat it, learn that the fear is bigger than the reality.... then once they have beaten it a few times, they can do so alone. No real diffrence in how we work by the looks of it, only in how we view the phrase "Using it against her"
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