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Herr Eberle und Frau Mathis

Mr. Eberle mentions that his partner does not blame him if she loses or misplaces something. For him, this is the basis of living together.

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Mr. Eberle mentions that his partner does not blame him if she loses or misplaces something. For him, this is the basis of living together. It would not work otherwise.

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Mr. Eberle mentions that his partner does not blame him if she loses or misplaces something. For him, this is the basis of living together.

E: Das sehe ich gegenüber anderen, dass ich in dem Sinne privilegiert bin. Das hat aber auch mit der Charaktersituation zu tun.

I: Mhm.

E: Sie sucht die Fehler zuerst bei sich, anstatt zu schauen, welche Defizite der andere hat. In der Gruppe merke ich, ja, das stimmt nicht, sagt dann der Mann. Diese Sachen habe ich nie zur Diskussion. Darum ist es mir bis jetzt möglich, das alles zu bewältigen.

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