Growing up with emotional abuse - Victims often fear people of authority and angry people because they trigger their inner child to remember the childhood pain. You need to look at and heal these wounds to break the patterns. - TracyAMalone
Growing up with emotional abuse - Victims have a hard time trusting people. They have learned that when they trust, people let them down. This cycle creates a lack of self-trust that follows them always. You need to look at and heal these wounds to break the patterns. - TracyAMalone
Growing up with emotional abuse - Victims grow up with a sense of "Not being good enough". That fear of rejection haunts them. Because they lack self-confidence in who they are the keep their real-self secret, fulfilling the script of not being good enough. You need to look at and heal these wounds to break the patterns. - TracyAMalone
Growing up with emotional abuse - Never having a solid foundation of unconditional love, victims often fear being dependent on anyone to avoid the pain of rejection. You need to look at and heal these wounds to break the patterns. - TracyAMalone
Growing up with emotional abuse - Because of the hurt they experienced in childhood, victims fear loving someone and being loved. This keeps love at a distance and fulfills their fears. You need to look at and heal these wounds to break the patterns. - TracyAMalone
Growing up with emotional abuse - Abandonment wounds created by an abusive parent will lead you to becoming involved with people that abandon you, fulfilling your deepest fears. You need to look at and heal these wounds to break the patterns. - TracyAMalone
Growing up with emotional abuse - You may fear failure and "unconsciously" you may sabotage your own success. You need to look at and heal these wounds to break the patterns. - TracyAMalone
