by the lingering effects of unresolved conflict. The Mummy -- Similar to the Ghost, the Mummy is notorious for keeping their feelings under wraps. When conflict arises, the Mummy responds with silence, or short mutterings. Those struggling with an inner-Mummy have been known to leave the conversation, leave the house, or leave the situation entirely just to avoid the conflict. Other times, the Mummy changes the subject rather than discussing the issue at hand. Thinking they are staying neutral in the conflict, the Mummy's responses suggest disapproval, disconnection, and distance. Overcoming these monsters takes more than a silver bullet or a garlic clove, but it can be done with the right tools. How to Defeat Your Inner-Frankenstein: Instead of wreaking havoc with words, Frankenstein should "complain without blame." That is, he should bring up the problem without suggesting that his partner is the problem. When things become heated, Frankenstein needs to take a break and let himself cool off before he says something that he regrets. How to Defeat Your Inner-Dracula: Dracula needs to treat his partner with respect. He needs to appreciate his partner rather than focusing on the things that bother him. Those struggling with an inner-Dracula should look in a mirror and view the non-verbals they're expressing. Seeing what is reflected should be enough to nail the coffin on this destructive behavior! How to Defeat Your Inner-Witch: The Witch needs to realize that her actions slowly but surely isolate her from her loved ones. Learning to admit