Psychology
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5 hours agoI'm 62 and I finally understand that my father wasn't angry. He was terrified every single day that he couldn't provide enough, and the only language he had for fear was volume, and I carried resentment toward a man who was drowning while I kept score from the shore. - Silicon Canals
Children misinterpret parental emotions as character traits rather than contextual responses, creating lasting emotional patterns that can be reframed through understanding the underlying circumstances.