Parenting After Religious Trauma
Helping parents who are deconstructing from high control religion while parenting at the same time.
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Must a Mother Always Worry? (opens the original)
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“You have somehow coupled the idea that worry equals love.” This is the kind of truth bomb I pay my therapist to drop. I don’t have to dig too deep to find where I internalized this script, it is scattered all over right on the surface. My own mother and mother figures told me before I became a mother: a mother always worries. It never ends. The older your kids get, the bigger their problems, the more you’ll worry. Then I became a mother and I worried. Instead of questioning it, I simply thought
How to Stop Virtue Signaling (opens the original)
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“Oh, I’m a raging hypocrite,” I said to a friend, casually. What I mean by that is that I don’t always live in accordance with the values that I publicly espouse. I am aware that there is a gap between who I want to be, and the reality of my flawed present self. That’s not a bad thing, I think. There ought to always be a better self that we are striving for and the tension between here and not yet keeps things interesting.But then there is also virtue signaling–the act of curating and projecting
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