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Some wounds do not come from one terrible thing that happened to you. Sometimes they come from things you watched happen around you for years. Sometimes trauma looks like survival habits you picked up so early that you started calling them personality traits.
In this episode of Let’s Talk with Avah, we are having a messy and honest conversation about trauma, how it forms, how it quietly controls interactions, and how it shows up in ways we do not always realize.
If you have ever wondered why certain things trigger you more than they should, why receiving love or help feels uncomfortable, or why survival mode still feels safer than peace, this episode is for you.
By Oluwatomisin RotibiSome wounds do not come from one terrible thing that happened to you. Sometimes they come from things you watched happen around you for years. Sometimes trauma looks like survival habits you picked up so early that you started calling them personality traits.
In this episode of Let’s Talk with Avah, we are having a messy and honest conversation about trauma, how it forms, how it quietly controls interactions, and how it shows up in ways we do not always realize.
If you have ever wondered why certain things trigger you more than they should, why receiving love or help feels uncomfortable, or why survival mode still feels safer than peace, this episode is for you.