A few examples of how words can be either helpful or destructive
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A few examples of how words can be either helpful or destructive
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When I had my daughter, my mom said, “Now you don’t GET to be depressed, you have a child who needs you.”
My kid is ten, I am still mentally unwell, and my mother is still not a very nice person but ‘it’s all in my head’.
I like your approach much better. Help, not hinder.
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I’d set boundaries with your mom and showing your child that you deal with emotions in a healthy way and that it’s ok to not be ok. Sets a great emotionally healthy example
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Unfortunately, setting boundaries with my family results in them refusing to speak to us. I don’t want my kid to one day blame me that she missed out on grandma and grandpa time over my issues so I tend to keep it “here, take your grandchild, bring her home at 5, see ya.” Some people only respect boundaries that are their own 😦 My kid, now 10, is backing away from everyone so now I am just being accused of poisoning her against them. I am not, she is a normal ten year old. They don’t get it.
How I am not in a clocktower with a staple gun screeching about aliens reading my thoughts is beyond me, my family is fucked up.
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As long as it doesn’t negatively affect your daughter and she understands what stigma is and you keep going with your treatment your on the right track
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