"Lacking adequate parental support or connection, many emotionally

deprived children are eager to leave childhood behind. They perceive that

the best solution is to grow up quickly and become self-sufficient.

These

children become competent beyond their years but lonely at their core.

They often jump into adulthood prematurely, getting jobs as soon as they

can, becoming sexually active, marrying early, or joining the service. It’s as

though they’re saying, 'Since I’m already taking care of myself, I might as well

go ahead and get the benefits of growing up fast.'

They look forward to adulthood, believing it offers freedom and a chance to belong. Sadly, in their

rush to leave home they may end up marrying the wrong person, tolerating exploitation, or staying with a job that takes more than it gives. They

often settle for emotional loneliness in their relationships because it feels

normal to them, like their early home life.

"

— Lindsay Gibson.

Childhood Emotional Neglect is something more than 60% of today's adults ignore/try to run away from.

But, what if instead of burying your childhood memories, you could actually embrace them even if they weren't pleasant?

What if I tell you that you can actually heal and move on from that experience?

Listen to today's episode and take that next step in your healing journey.

PS:- It's easy to switch to denial after listening to today's episode. But, let this serve as a reminder that you admitting your childhood experience is not a way of you being ungrateful for the sacrifices your parents made for you. It's simply an important step for you to own your experiences, validate them, and reflect on how they still show up in your adult relationships.

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