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Unresolved Psychology of People Who Are Too Young for the Pain They Carry

Have you ever felt like you’re speaking a different language than the people your age? You watch others stress over minor inconveniences or plan for the future with a lightness you can't seem to access. While your body says you're in your twenties or thirties, your nervous system feels ancient. In this video, we explore the heavy psychology of people who were too young for the pain they carried. We’re diving into the reality of "growing up too fast"—not as a badge of strength, but as a form of developmental disruption. In this video, we discuss: The "Invisible Grief" of mourning the childhood you never got to have. How parentification and early crisis recalibrate your scale of what counts as a "problem." Why "maturity" in children is often just a survival adaptation. The permanent exhaustion of a nervous system that learned threat before it learned safety. If you’ve spent your life being "the responsible one" while feeling like you're running on empty, this is for you. You aren’t broken, and you aren't failing at being a person. You’re simply carrying a weight that was never meant for a child’s shoulders. Let’s talk about it in the comments: Do you feel like you skipped a stage of your life? How are you learning to rest today? #MentalHealth #ChildhoodTrauma #Parentification #InnerChild #Healing #Psychology #Burnout