Denial

Typically, people in denial are not good processors. They do not explore problems and issues; they have little curiosity about them. They state their denial and change the subject. (Cloud & Townsend, Boundaries Face To Face, p. 149) 20 April 2013

Admit The Problem

... if we are not willing to admit to a problem, then we are denying reality and being dishonest. (Selwyn Hughes, Every Day Light, Day 66)

Curiosity is important to learning and progress, but it is unwise to be unduly curious ... (Warren W. Wiersbe, Chapter-By-Chapter Bible Commentary, p. 164)

There is a place for the tiger in life; and when the tiger becomes a tabby cat, something is lost. (William Barclay, The Letters to the Galatians and Ephesians, p. 156)
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