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So I just saw this meme as I was scrolling through and checking my client notifications, but I wanted to share it on here. So reasons we abandoned ourselves. We were taught to put others needs before our own. We were never taught that our feelings and needs were important. During childhood, our needs and feelings were dismissed or minimized. During childhood, prioritizing our caregivers was the way we received love. We were so conditioned to ignore our needs that we cannot identify them today. We are afraid of being abandoned if we advocate for ourselves. I know some of these really hit home for me and how I grew up. So curious to know if any of them hit home for you.
I can definitely relate to this a lot because I was the oldest of five kids and I definitely took a lot of responsibility for everybody else's crap and I could never do anything from myself and I barely had a social life.
Yes, I totally hear you. I'm second oldest of four. But so it's something not but but also I am starting a nine month coaching program on Monday called the creation of meaning. I'm going to do a sound
100% agree. And in our 20s, I think, you know, I'm almost 40 now. So it's like, I remember back in my 20s, I was trying to please everybody. And then I started getting more confident my thirties and
Hey Irene yeah I remember hearing that do you know that I am almost in my 40s I'm hearing that your 40s are better than your 50s or better and all that kind of stuff so that it's just a matter of perspective