Magical Thinking Saved Your Childhood (But NOW It's Ruining Your Life)
Crappy Childhood Fairy・2 minutes read
Olivia's childhood trauma led to emotional detachment and magical thinking as coping mechanisms, impacting her relationships and healing process. Her reliance on her friend for support may be hindering her from finding healthy connections and addressing her deep-seated issues.
Insights
- Childhood trauma can lead to emotional detachment as a protective mechanism against absorbing painful experiences, potentially hindering healing and healthy relationships.
- Setting boundaries, prioritizing personal growth, and creating a trigger-free environment are essential steps in healing from trauma, allowing individuals to break destructive patterns and pursue fulfilling relationships.
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Recent questions
What coping mechanisms can childhood trauma lead to?
Emotional detachment to avoid absorbing painful experiences.
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