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When a child feels rejected, unseen, criticized, or unloved, they rarely have the ability to recognize that the adults around them may be struggling themselves. Instead, they turn the pain inward. “I’m not enough.”
“I’m too much.”
“I’m unworthy of love.”
“I need to become someone different to be accepted.” Those beliefs don’t necessarily disappear when childhood ends. They can become the foundation of an adaptive version of ourselves built around gaining approval and avoiding rejection. We learn to perform, hide certain parts of ourselves, and become who we believe other people need us to be. Eventually, we can become so good at performing that we mistake the performance for who we actually are. Healing begins with recognizing the difference. #ChildhoodConditioning #Healing #PeoplePleasing #InnerChild #keithcrossley
When a child feels rejected, unseen, criticized, or unloved, they rarely have the ability to recognize that the adults around them may be struggling themselves. Instead, they turn the pain inward. “I’m not enough.”
“I’m too much.”
“I’m unworthy of love.”
“I need to become someone different to be accepted.” Those beliefs don’t necessarily disappear when childhood ends. They can become the foundation of an adaptive version of ourselves built around gaining approval and avoiding rejection. We learn to perform, hide certain parts of ourselves, and become who we believe other people need us to be. Eventually, we can become so good at performing that we mistake the performance for who we actually are. Healing begins with recognizing the difference. #ChildhoodConditioning #Healing #PeoplePleasing #InnerChild #keithcrossley

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