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I can't express my frustrations with my parent: it always becomes about them being the victim

14 min • 1 maj 2023

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In today's solo episode, I chat about a 3 day weekend I had my family and extended family.

By the time it was over,  I had some body discomfort and I couldn't figure out why. The weekend had gone fairly well but I did hold back from saying a few things to my mom. Whenever I do express frustration or anger,  it almost ALWAYS becomes about her.

The weekend I attended was a special occasion and I didn't want to get into an argument with her so I kept my feelings to myself...only to feel physically ill by the end of the weekend for the amount of bottled-up emotions I had.

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