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Jennifer Nurick

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We self-abandon when we: Let go of our boundary because they don't like it. Concede in an argument because we feel them pulling away. Have s-x, but our body doesn’t feel like it, to keep them with us. Don't listen to our intuition because what it tells us might leave us single. Seek validation from them, rather than giving it to ourselves. Give up interests or friendships to keep the other person happy. Criticise ourselves for feeling needy. Consistently focus on the other person’s needs above our own.
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We Self-Abandon When We:

Jennifer February 27, 2022 0 Comments

Learning to stop self-abandoning happens in the small, silent moments that often nobody else knows about. Learning to listen to ourselves differently.

I have found inner child, parts and somatic work to be the most powerful to navigate this pattern and rediscover who we are.

Let me know in the comments if you have any questions and if you are on the path to quitting self-abandonment.

Healing is possible.

Love to all of you on this journey with me – thank you for being here.

Love, Jen

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TagsAbandonment fear, Abandonment wound, attachment theory, Healing, healing journey, psychotherapy, Self-abandonment, therapy
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