Childhood experiences often leave long-lasting imprints, especially when they involve emotional pain or trauma. If you have ever felt unloved, neglected, or compared unfavorably by your parents, it’s crucial to understand: none of that was your fault. In this article, we will explore how childhood trauma can carry over into adulthood, how to forgive yourself, and how to begin the healing process. Remember, you are worthy and always have been. What Happened in Your Childhood Wasn't Your Fault—But Why Do You Still Blame Yourself? It is a truth that might be hard to accept: what happened during your childhood wasn’t your fault. The things your parents said or did—their anger, their criticism, the comparisons they made—were never a reflection of your value. But if that is the case, why do so many of us carry the weight of these memories into adulthood, wearing them like heavy chains around our necks? I’ve been there too, in the lonely hours when doubt creeps in
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