The Moment I Stopped Blaming Them, I Started Healing | Chapter 5
For so long, I blamed them. My anxiety, my fears, my patterns — all of it. But then I realised… they were just trying to survive too. Most parents never set out to hurt us — they’re just doing their best with what’s in front of them. That realisation helped me let go of anger, and see the compassion and resilience…
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