@lifeinfocuswithsuttida: If you grew up seeing how anger was weaponized to gain control, this one is for you. #HealingJourney #innerchild #traumahealing #SelfImprovement #personalgrowth

✨Laurie✨ :

that's makes so much sense and is exactly how it was

Rachelle.Dianne :

HR here. HAPPENS often at the workplace.

🏳️‍🌈Bec0611🏳️‍🌈 :

"It is not your responsibility to heal their wounds for them." Yet...she literally said I opened her wounds (through what I viewed as normal conversation getting to know someone in a new relationship) and refused to close them. These were wounds that happened decades before we ever knew each other 😭

mishmashgulash :

Pearls of wisdom 👌

vicki bell :

yes showing compassion may help

Chris Pirillo :

could have used this insight from you a little over a decade ago

Brooklyn Royalty :

Well said

magickdragon88 :

i am that with injustice, and although i show up for repair when it occurs in another, it’s horrible when they cannot show the same grace when i need it. and now that i see it written down, seems like it’s part of my learning – the fact that i find myself in circumstances where others cannot be emotionally just when i need a hand with the emotional labour

Serrano 🔥 🔥 🔥 :

This 💯

Csabi Berger | Messaging Coach :

Dropping truth bombs 👏👏

Juanmi :

yeѕsѕѕ

Sarah :

so true

Gigi :

222

christinegallegos7 :

so true

iammzdeann :

Truth

🕊🩵🕊 DoeEyes 🕊🩵🕊 :

vicki bell :

showing compassion may hep♥️🥰

hestia0719 :

That’s not always true. Unhealed people often show up invisibly.

sherrycoco615 :

I don’t agree. I tend to walk away from toxic people. No reason to get loud…

mum.mama.mother :

My only rule for my daughter when she starts dating is meeting the parents first. I need to know if that boy will need therapy later on or that he will go if needed

Nefynhop :

Not necessarily. Person A could be emotional abusive to person B and person B reacts loudly.

Edward Raudez :

💯💯💯

Cern :

😂