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Toxic Parents (1989) — Susan Forward
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N E ways. Y'all should read "Emotional Blackmail: When the People in Your Life Use Fear, Obligation, and Guilt to Manipulate You" by Susan Forward.
Mothers Who Can't Love: A Healing Guide for Daughters, Susan Forward with Donna Frazier
Too often, “forgive and forget” means “pretend it didn’t happen.”
Toxic parents
Susan Forward
"You are not responsible for what was done to you as a defenseless child."
Susan Forward, Ph.D., Toxic Parents
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A must read which can really hep you
Why does their words matter?
When you run low on self confidence, that is when you allow others to walk all over you. But if it was that easy to repair our self confidence, we would have done that a long time ago.
This lack of self confidence allows people and their words to get to you. It makes you sensitive. Makes you cry. Makes you feel little. It makes you feel like nothing is worth living.
When you're someone who has low self confidence, people will find it easy to make you guilty or threaten you. To manipulate you. They would use mean words against you and rattle all your beliefs about yourself.
If you were someone who had lots of self confidence in themselves, people's words wouldn't mean anything to you. They would just be passing by fools who know nothing better. The words won't hurt you. The words won't stab you in the heart. The words won't make you cry or take away your peace because— the people who uttered those words are too inconsequential to focus on. Too stupid to matter.
When toxic parents control us in intense, intimidating, guilt-producing, or emotionally crippling ways, we usually react in one of two ways: we capitulate or we rebel. Both of these reactions inhibit psychological separation, even though rebellion would seem to do just the opposite. The truth is, if we rebel in reaction to our parents, we are being controlled just as surely as if we submit.
Toxic Parents: Overcoming Their Hurtful Legacy and Reclaiming Your Life (1989) by Susan Forward
