When I was a little kid around 2-8 years old, my mother use to lashout on due because she use to get angry on other things. She would even beat me for small mistakes because she was angry on some other things. My mother and father would fight min 3 times a week infront of me. My mother kept on talking about committing suicide in front of me. She had a habit of talking to herself while being alone and me being single child alone at home would get to listen it because she's talking to herself loudly. Can all these things construct to some kind of trauma. I've never been able to share what's going inside my head with anyone. Not even with my closest of friends even when they would share things with me. Now when everything is decently fine still I cannot come out of my head. There's always a hyper-vigilance about what's people thinking of me. I am either ignoring/invalidating what's going inside my head or getting see about it.
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Dear Friend,
I hear that you have experienced a very difficult phase in your childhood, which indeed are crucial years of one's life. Witnessing your parents fight so often, hearing your mother's distressing self talk and suicidal ideations may have taken away the love and care a child deserves. This may have planted within yourself a seed(s) of fear for instance the fear of abandonment which may lead to insecurities with trust, feeling of being judged, self doubt and so on.
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Every person is unique and hence there experiences are unique as well. There is no readymade solution for this, however with the help of a Psychotherapist you can seek therapy and work on overcoming your fears and insecurities which are preventing you from living a free life with well-being.
Health Tips
Keeping everything within yourself can be quite suffocating. Yo may try journaling your thoughts, so that there is a concrete release of distress. If not, you may try other forms of expression such as art, music, etc whatever suits you.
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