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Looking at Trauma-Based (In)Dependencies - 10/12/20
Do you have any of these sentiments running in your mind:
"If I don't do it, no one will..."
"I don't need anyone, I'll just do it myself."
"I'm only in a good place when I don't depend on anyone."
How about on the opposite end?
"“As long as he/she is happy, that’s all that matters. I’m fine.”
“I don’t really like to _________, but I’ll just do it to keep the peace.”
"No one understands our relationship."
On one end, we have extreme independence. On the other... co-dependency. However, BOTH are actually trauma responses and actually come from similar places.
Let's talk about the actuality of both, what they actually are and how they hinder us in our spiritual expansion/Remembrance... and the importance finding that fine line of balancing independence and interdependence, especially right now!
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By Angela Coulter/Sarah Sieg AvignoneDo you have any of these sentiments running in your mind:
"If I don't do it, no one will..."
"I don't need anyone, I'll just do it myself."
"I'm only in a good place when I don't depend on anyone."
How about on the opposite end?
"“As long as he/she is happy, that’s all that matters. I’m fine.”
“I don’t really like to _________, but I’ll just do it to keep the peace.”
"No one understands our relationship."
On one end, we have extreme independence. On the other... co-dependency. However, BOTH are actually trauma responses and actually come from similar places.
Let's talk about the actuality of both, what they actually are and how they hinder us in our spiritual expansion/Remembrance... and the importance finding that fine line of balancing independence and interdependence, especially right now!