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Psychology of a Child Who Raised Themself

Why do some adults feel safest when nobody needs them, yet also feel responsible for everyone? The psychology of a child who raised themself shows how early responsibility shapes your nervous system, your identity, and your relationships. In this video, we step inside the mind of someone who learned to parent themself. You will see how constant scanning becomes normal, why rest feels unsafe, why competence turns into armor, and why accepting care can feel uncomfortable. You will also learn how healing starts with small steps, letting others help, and giving the younger part of you a real break. Disclaimer: This channel is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not meant to replace professional psychological, medical, or therapeutic advice.