@dark.art.archives: POV: you’ve been poisoned, and excuse yourself to the bathroom politely.. but Snape notices your absence, gets all protective and then finds you lying there, unconscious… • • • #fyp #harrypotter #snape #ynpov #severussnape

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No one sat you down and taught you how to handle conflict. You just absorbed it, from the home you grew up in, long before you had the words for what was happening. And you walked out of childhood with rules you never agreed to. If fights in your house meant yelling, slammed doors, or a silence that stretched for days, your body learned that tension is something to survive, not something to work through. So now, the second things get heated with your partner, you shut down or scramble to smooth it over, because conflict still registers as danger. If one person’s moods ran the whole house, you learned to scan the room before you even knew how to read. So now you manage your partner’s feelings instead of being honest about your own, because staying alert once kept you safe. And if no one ever came back to repair after a fight, you learned that reaching out is pointless, that you’re on your own with the hurt. So now you go quiet and swallow it, even when everything in you is aching to be met. Here’s what I want you to hear. None of these were your choice. You were a child keeping yourself safe with the only tools you had. But you’re not that child anymore. And the rules you absorbed back then, you’re allowed to put them down now. You can learn a way of handling conflict that you actually choose, one built on safety instead of survival. Which of these three did you carry into your relationships? 💛 This information is for psychoeducational purposes only and not to be misconstrued as therapy. 💗 #CouplesTherapy #ChildhoodWounds #AttachmentStyle #RelationshipAdvice #InnerChild

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