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Abbreviations / Acronyms

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Here is a list of the more common abbreviations:
  • ACE = Adverse Childhood Experience - see this thread viewtopic.php?f=68&t=3915&hilit=ACE
    DD = Devoted/Dear Daughter
    DH = Devoted/Dear Husband
    DS = Devoted/Dear Son
    DW = Devoted/Dear Wife
    EMA = Extra-Marital Affair
    EA = Emotional Affair
    FD = Full Disclosure
    FOO = Family of Origin
    FOC = Family of Choice
    IC = Individual Counselling
    JAFOG = Just Another Fucking Opportunity for Growth
    L = Limerent (person), or Limerence
    L&L= Love and Limerence, the book on limerence by Dr. Dorothy Tennov
    LC = Limited Contact
    LE = Limerent Experience
    LO = Limerent Object, a.k.a. the person we're obsessing about - See PILO below
    LS = Limerent Subject
    MC = Marriage counselling
    NC = No Contact
    PILO = Person I'm Limerent Over (We came up with this term here to reinforce its not an object we are infatuated with - its a real person)
    PA = Physical Affair
    PIOO = Person I Obsess Over
    SO = Significant Other
    T = Therapist or Therapy
    XLO= Ex-LO
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Re: Abbreviations

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What's the difference between LO & LS?
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Re: Abbreviations

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sup wrote:What's the difference between LO & LS?
LO is the object we are attached to, Limerent subject is the person suffering from limerence.
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