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Childhood Trauma: Did It Make Us Strong… or Scarred | Episode 5

Social links: Instagram   / oldfashioned.pod   Tiktok   / oldfashioned.pod   Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6UBMwqX... Whether you call it “tough love,” “survival mode,” or just “how we were raised,” our childhoods shape us in ways we’re still discovering as adults. In this episode, Faith gets deeply honest about the fears that come with becoming a parent, the “programming” we carry from our upbringing, and the habits we don’t realize are trauma leftovers. #growthjourney #childhoodtrauma #healingjourney From funny childhood quirks to the silent anxieties we mask with achievement, we unpack: How our parents shaped our personalities Resilience vs survival mode How to heal without overcorrecting when it’s our turn to parent We share personal stories, from avoiding dining chairs to recognizing control issues rooted in childhood instability. We're inviting you into a judgment-free, shame-free space to explore their own experiences. What’s one childhood belief or habit you’ve had to unlearn as an adult? Drop it in the comments. We might all realize we’re carrying the same things. PS: This episode is about awareness, compassion, and breaking cycles—not blaming the people who raised us. [00:00] Welcome and Introduction to the Topic [01:46] The Pressure of Marriage and Cultural Expectations (Kids) [04:00] Parenting Goals and Not Wanting to Be Like Our Parents [05:28] Introducing the Special Guest, Christine [07:37] Personal Trauma: How Upbringing Shaped Adult Habits and Quirks [21:51] Upbringing's Impact on Work Life: Humility vs. Assertiveness [27:35] The Core Question: Did Childhood Make Us Strong or Anxious? [28:42] Discussion: Why You Should Learn to Disappoint Your Parents Early [42:36] Childhood Trauma and Love Languages [49:11] One Thing to Unlearn from Childhood: Shame and Fear of Failure [53:49] The Importance of Therapy and Self-Awareness [55:48] Closing Remarks