Childhood trauma and triggers: 5 types of people we should stay away from
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- From people who do not value our time to people who are highly critical, here are a few types of people that can trigger our childhood trauma.
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We feel empathy for the ones who hurt us. We have emotional maturity gaps and are unable to resolve childhood trauma. (Unsplash)
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Emotionally immature parents have the tendency to be highly critical with their children. So, people who are judgmental and very critical can be harmful for us. (Unsplash)
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People who do not acknowledge their mistakes and instead get into the cycle of blame games can trigger our childhood wounds. (Unsplash)
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Boundaries are important in every relationship. When we come across people who do not respect our boundaries in spite of us telling them, we should keep them away from us. (Unsplash)
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Often the trauma of being the family scapegoat can be triggered by people who jump to conclusions without listening to our side of the story. (Unsplash)
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