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Some people learn to function even when they should be resting. They keep going, deciding, holding everything together — long after the crisis has passed. This video explores the psychology of people who have been through hard things and how difficult experiences quietly reshape the way we relate to safety, control, rest, and intimacy. Why does relaxing feel uncomfortable? Why does trust feel risky, even when life is stable? Why does the body stay alert when the danger is gone? This is not about trauma labels or dramatic stories. It’s about survival patterns that stay active too long. A deep reflection on emotional survival, hypervigilance, burnout, and healing. If you’ve been strong for too long, this video might explain why. 💭 What did you think? Leave a comment. I read them all!