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ParentingfromPsychology Today3 months agoThe Guilt That Comes From Leaving an Abusive FamilyDysfunctional families instill guilt in children who are scapegoated, affecting their healing process.
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fromwww.nytimes.com7 months agoOpinion | Why It Matters That Jesus Came From a Dysfunctional FamilyJesus' lineage illustrates that even those from dysfunctional families can embody hope and redemption.
