The Eternal Baggage of Blame

I know a young person that has been so damaged from their upbringing that is hard for them to believe that they can  achieve any goal.

The inner voice is often saying things like 'what about me?', 'what about me?', 'am I not good enough to be loved?', 'am I not good enough to be appreciated?', 'is anyone going to love or appreciate me?', 'what happened to the parents checking on me to make sure I made it home safe?', or 'will they ever ask me how my day went and care about the response?' 

​I used to constantly hear this voice as I looked in my parents eyes.  I did not ask to come into the world, so stop blaming me for something that I have no control over, please.

I have been blaming them, carrying that baggage with me into every situation and relationship.  The damage done will be eternal, if I don't learn to let it go.

Much Love,
Miss J

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