How a Lack of Boundaries Makes You Invisible and Alone

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If you grew up with an abusive or neglectful parent - and especially if you were the oldest child -- you may have learned to dance around and do everything in your power to make Mom stop being sad. You may have erased your feelings and needs and instead poured ALL YOUR ENERGY into the parent. People who have done this often have a hard time getting perspective on it, and realizing that no parent should be draining the life out of a child just so THEY can feel OK. The parent’s needs are never met through this, but worse, the child completely loses any sense of self. And having no sense of self is bound to generate unhealthy adult relationships that continue the cycle. How can you break out and become your real self?
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@lustertone8587
@lustertone8587 Жыл бұрын
This is yet another scenario that I can relate to on so many levels. You are so succinct with your messages and helpful insights into the areas of concern you see in these letters and clearly explain why and what the steps are to make the necessary adjustments to properly heal and succeed in life. Thank you so much for everything you do for so many of us!
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your kind words! I'm so glad the channel has been helpful :) -Calista@TeamFairy
@reginapolo3357
@reginapolo3357 11 ай бұрын
When I finally told my abusive mother and ex off, and took my dogs and my stuff and moved and blocked them MORE THAN HALF MY PAINS AND ACHES DISAPEARED within a week of being alone at my new place.
@redwoods7370
@redwoods7370 11 ай бұрын
I know it's hard but congratulations and I'm so happy for you. Stay strong.
@tekkenmaster123
@tekkenmaster123 10 ай бұрын
YES! I hate it when people say “stay in your environment and change you, instead of them and your environment.” Wrong! I mean yes, it’s not wrong to change your habits and or behaviors. But not everyone is going to benefit from staying where they are. Moving out can be the missing puzzle piece. I’m glad you moved out and forged your own path. Best of luck.
@reginapolo3357
@reginapolo3357 10 ай бұрын
@@tekkenmaster123 thank you. Life is better now. Sometimes I feel lonely, but when I think back, I was just as, or more lonely when I was with them.
@tekkenmaster123
@tekkenmaster123 10 ай бұрын
I’m sorry. That’s a good observation though, I think navigating through life can often be a lonely journey. I, too am experiencing loneliness amidst my journey. Being our own advocates can often feel lonely, especially when we are trying to form meaning and purpose.
@Bingewatchingmediacontent
@Bingewatchingmediacontent 3 ай бұрын
Yep. I was in constant misery, anxiety, sleep deprived and crying almost 24/7. Then my Mom died and I felt so much relief. My siblings stepped up their efforts to make me miserable, so I blocked them. Suddenly my lifelong chronic depression and generalized anxiety was gone! Turns out it wasn’t a chemical imbalance, wasn’t gut health that probiotics weren’t helping. I was being constantly traumatized for decades! Now I’m finally healing from those decades.
@JamesNGames
@JamesNGames Жыл бұрын
As the youngest child growing up with abusive and neglectful parents, I witnessed the dance my older siblings performed, desperately trying to make Mom stop being sad. It's painful to see them pour all their energy into our parent, erasing their own needs and sense of self. But I won't let that define me. I refuse to be trapped in this cycle. It's time for me to break free, discover my true self, and create healthy relationships. I will rewrite my own story and embrace the love and happiness I deserve. It starts with me, and I am ready to take that leap.
@wildewildestrawberries
@wildewildestrawberries Жыл бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@bethelle9099
@bethelle9099 Жыл бұрын
I was the youngest in an neglectful household. I was silenced very often and learned my feelings didn't matter. I learned to be quiet and my mother's anger toward a father that had alcohol issues turned me into a subservient wallflower. I didn't want to add any more stress to my parents. Yeah, I felt responsible for everyone's happiness. A heavy load for sure!!! My needs were rarely met.....
@giapponerosso
@giapponerosso 11 ай бұрын
Thank you for writing this! Sounds great. I wish it to all of us
@wejoin
@wejoin 11 ай бұрын
No parent should be draining the life of a child so they can get their needs met...Yesss! Thank you! (Oldest child here)
@wejoin
@wejoin 11 ай бұрын
Wish I could help my sibling realize no matter what you do you will never make my mother happy. She's a narcissist and my sibling believes her ours her on her dying bed to meet all her needs this functioning as a nursing assistant to the extreme of wiping her a** literally. She "expects" it.😡
@Polski_Kabaret
@Polski_Kabaret 11 ай бұрын
Can relate 💯
@podunk_woman
@podunk_woman Жыл бұрын
Adult children of alcoholics saved my life and helped me find the path out of my abusive marriage. 10/10 recommend
@perrinfan
@perrinfan 11 ай бұрын
It helped me on my CPTSD recovery. Al-Anon teaches many lessons, including releasing ownership for other people's crap. So helpful.
@wejoin
@wejoin 11 ай бұрын
"...susceptible to somaticize emotional pain into physical ailments" really hits home with me!
@amymills768
@amymills768 Жыл бұрын
I can relate to too much of this as an ex Mormon. Having to pretend to be someone you're not and believe in something you don't is exhausting.
@SoLongSpaceCat
@SoLongSpaceCat 11 ай бұрын
Wow, *right out the gate* this hits hard 😂😅😳 'If you grew up with an abusive or neglectful parent, and especially if you were the oldest child, you may have learned to dance around and do everything in your power to make your mom not be sad, including erasing your feelings and needs so that you could pour all your energy into that parent.' It was both parents for us, but this is spot-on already and it's only been a few seconds
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy 11 ай бұрын
It sounds like you're in the right place and we're so glad you're here :) -Calista@TeamFairy
@Unspun417
@Unspun417 Жыл бұрын
As one who is a victim of cPTSD from spiritual abuse … empathy. It’s the worst because the shame has so much time to be ground down deep deep deep into your heart. I believe in God and love him deep down but also want to die most days. And years of therapy didn’t help me as much as 10 of your videos have.
@kathrynanne6332
@kathrynanne6332 Жыл бұрын
I related to this a lot. I grew up with fundie Christian parents and know what it’s like to grow up in constant fear of being beaten - so you learn to hide every emotion and become a completely different person. Really exhausting. Thank goodness I managed to get out of that belief system before I married and had kids. That makes healing so much harder.
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
I'm so happy to hear you were able to get out of that situation. Thank you for sharing :) -Calista@TeamFairy
@sallybyrd3712
@sallybyrd3712 11 ай бұрын
I like the word "fundie", it almost makes a person feel very sad to realize how miserable and unhappy our parent's lives were.
@kathrynanne6332
@kathrynanne6332 11 ай бұрын
@@sallybyrd3712 Yes, especially because my parents themselves weren't raised fundamentalist Christian. They turned to Christianity in the 80s, thinking that it would solve all of their problems, which were actually caused by mental illness and generational trauma...
@marylouleeman
@marylouleeman 11 ай бұрын
Jesus was very clear about us children. Our parents were supposed to show us love. Not beatings!! no way.
@mintyhippo8125
@mintyhippo8125 Жыл бұрын
It’s really tough growing up being told how you feel. It’s so hard to know what I actually want or feel because I’ve only recently started to clear the fog. Especially mixed with guilt of feeling like a bad person for being me.
@roralyn
@roralyn Жыл бұрын
It'll pass. It took me a while to get a little clarity on things and stop hounding myself for imaginary faults, but things are much better now. Just keep at it. Every little win counts ) :)
@mintyhippo8125
@mintyhippo8125 Жыл бұрын
@@roralyn Yeah, it’s tricky to know which feelings are true and which feelings are trying to hide the real ones. Like, “I want this career” is met with, “do you want that career or does X want that career so you think you do?” … yay, overthinking lol
@roralyn
@roralyn Жыл бұрын
​@@mintyhippo8125 Yup, decision-making is true hell lol Like Anna says, it's best that we take things slow and think things through ☺
@schevalirae
@schevalirae 11 ай бұрын
I identify with your last sentence: "Especially with guilt of feeling like a bad person for being me." Exactly. I keep staring at the sentence, and it doesn't even make sense but I feel it. I'm 62 years old and still feel that at times! But I didn't think of it being because of C-PTSD. Thanks for your comment and help seeing this, I have a terrible time with guilt! I am beyond grateful I found Anna's channel. ❣️✌️🥀
@marylouleeman
@marylouleeman 11 ай бұрын
I was told NOT to feel. Verboten.
@r.p.8906
@r.p.8906 Жыл бұрын
23:00 so true!! The energy of abuse is in the air of the Basement! The kids know more than we will ever know! Get out of the basement and save your relationship with your kids. They breath the toxicity!
@adrianmokry8438
@adrianmokry8438 11 ай бұрын
"It is better to dwell in a corner of the housetop, than with a brawling woman in a wide house." "Better is a dinner of herbs where love is, than a stalled ox and hatred therewith." "Better is a dry morsel, and quietness therewith, than an house full of sacrifices with strife." - Proverbs 21:9; 15:17; 17:1
@susannluckmann7705
@susannluckmann7705 9 ай бұрын
So true; like the rest of this book.
@mesCheerios
@mesCheerios 11 ай бұрын
Being on the floor and the insulin... yea I know how this feels so this made me cry. It is a very distinct and particular distress
@jillianwolf3846
@jillianwolf3846 9 ай бұрын
same
@noelmay9
@noelmay9 Жыл бұрын
To find new social connections, he might want to start with a support group for those who have left religous groups. They have them for pretty much all denominations. He might find others he can relate to and open up with. Hope he gets back his self and his life.
@Sarah-sc9ev
@Sarah-sc9ev 11 ай бұрын
This letter about a fundamentalist religion sounds like Mormonism. I grew up in the same religion. I have absorbed so many harmful messages throughout my life. I also now have rheumatoid arthritis and several other chronic illnesses. Having a debilitating illness has affected my life of teaching dance, choreographing, and performing. I have developed many mental illnesses and have had adhd since childhood but was not diagnosed until adulthood. I now realize that much of my mental and physical health issues are related to my lifetime of being bullied at school and on the bus, the constant feeling of not being enough, people pleasing, perfectionism, and disconnecting from my own body. Running away from my emotions, pain, and struggle has only created more struggle. My church taught me that love is conditional, my female body was shameful and needed to be tamed, and I could not trust my own mind. Trust and obedience to male authority figures who claim to speak for God, had been the expectation. I also feel stuck. I don’t recall much about my childhood but I do remember being bullied by my older siblings, and neighbor boys who made me feel like I couldn’t even go on a walk on my own street. I was successful in my pursuits for a long time until my body said ‘no’. Since then I feel like I have been losing everything.
@knotheadusc
@knotheadusc 11 ай бұрын
I was wondering if they were LDS, too.
@cherylnathanodette
@cherylnathanodette 11 ай бұрын
My heart goes out to this poor guy Michael, how cruel can someone be to treat someone like that. Michael you are brave and strong, don't let someone put you into any hole. Don't feel guilty for finding a friend to confide in. Stay strong, and you will come through it all.
@klfannbbb
@klfannbbb Жыл бұрын
"Spare the rod, spoil the child" was my dad's favorite thing to say
@321Cheryl
@321Cheryl Жыл бұрын
Beautiful letter. My main thought about your critique (for lack of a better word) is that Michael said that his parents home was all he could afford. That’s a brutal limit to have to accept. Perhaps questioning that choice and deeming it as a lack of power is not helpful. Sometimes we have to do things we don’t want to do. He knows his financial situation. I take him at his word that he’s doing this out of necessity, not weakness. Having our needs framed as weak or stigmatized is the disempowering part.
@colleens.279
@colleens.279 Жыл бұрын
Exactly! He knows it's not ideal, even said it himself, but it's the option he needed. I can see why Anna was concerned, as his mother has CPTSD and it might rear it's ugly head.
@321Cheryl
@321Cheryl Жыл бұрын
@@colleens.279 yes I understand her concern for this as well, for sure. Anna did say he’s hemorrhaging money, so maybe once a legal agreement is reached, he’ll be able to afford better. Maybe not. My husband’s legal agreement with his ex is exorbitant. Sometimes, it just gets worse when you get before a judge.
@drummercam1
@drummercam1 Жыл бұрын
He has long term stable employment but is still acting codependently with his money as it regards his wife. He gave his entire tax refund to her because she was having financial difficulties? He is obviously having financial difficulties himself if he has to live with his parents when he has long term stable employment. Good boundaries would be setting limits with the soon to be ex so she starts learning how to fend for herself financially. I’ve been there as a codependent with PTSD and a controlling mother and an ex wife much like his. Does she not have a family of her own to reach out to? Did he have to give her the entire refund? No, it’s his feeling that everything is on him to take care of everybody else and sacrifice himself at all costs, even to help abusive people who don’t deserve it. I understand why you see it as you do but he needs to continue to prioritize his own needs and set solid financial boundaries after a life of being a people pleasing “nice guy”. And he needs to get out of that house pronto!
@marylouleeman
@marylouleeman 11 ай бұрын
Nah! I love that she is challenging him to use his manly power.
@ecouter3897
@ecouter3897 Жыл бұрын
Michael: you are making such progress! I’m so inspired! I hope you will take Anna’s suggestions to heart. I’m 38 … you’re 39/40? We can do this!!!
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing these words of encouragement :) -Calista@TeamFairy
@na7845
@na7845 Жыл бұрын
Jehovah's Witness life all the way. I know it well, having been raised strictly in it. Horrid results come from staying in or leaving it for your freedom, and I'm glad you're seeking some help. Leaving those high control religions and cults is another whole beast for us but you are not alone
@MsCaterific
@MsCaterific 11 ай бұрын
I'm thinking he's an Ex-Mormon. I didn't know JWs sent their young men on missions to foreign countries?
@sallybyrd3712
@sallybyrd3712 11 ай бұрын
There are many forms of fundamentalist religions besides Jehovah Witness or Mormon so I would not limit anyone's experience to those two religions. I was not raise any either of those two religions. I think any denomination of religion can go to an extreme if a balance is not kept. Also, a parent or parents can go overboard in religion to try to solve their own emotional problems or marital problems.
@na7845
@na7845 11 ай бұрын
@@MsCaterific Yes they do. My brother is still on an island near Japan as a result to this day. sadly, they are officially called JW Missionaries
@MsCaterific
@MsCaterific 11 ай бұрын
@@na7845 How interesting. I just thought they stayed locally and went door to door.
@MsCaterific
@MsCaterific 11 ай бұрын
@@sallybyrd3712 So true!!
@gracesanity6314
@gracesanity6314 11 ай бұрын
Fear of abandonment ...go in cause it's yourself you have abandoned with p. Pleasing, no bounderious inner and outer, all coming from fear. When you heal your codependency on externals to feel safe....it's self abuse. Go in to you and fill that Emptiness you have carried and fill it with your own selfhood and Holy Spirt. You will begin to truly heal...by doing it alone. Go silent hermit mode, radical self care daily. A self relationship will happen. That is the power Micheal. Your power that no one can take from you. Live smart by doing your shadow work which changes your old reality. Blessings to you.
@knotheadusc
@knotheadusc 11 ай бұрын
My husband's first marriage was much like the man's marriage you talked about in this video, right down to the religious aspect (my husband was a Mormon). And yes, she did her very best to ruin him when he agreed to the divorce she demanded. Fortunately, 20 years hence, he's doing MUCH better. But he still tries to people please all the time.
@BiancaXBlack
@BiancaXBlack 11 ай бұрын
“You’d have to run a truck over me to convince me it wasn’t an affair” 😂 i love your sense of humor, it’s makes your videos fun to watch
@djaveragejoebeats42085
@djaveragejoebeats42085 11 ай бұрын
Thank your for this one! It inspired me to start reading “No more Mr. nice guy.” Hopefully, I can begin the journey of becoming a recovering nice guy /people pleaser / simp / toxic empath.
@shawnrisley2404
@shawnrisley2404 Жыл бұрын
The photo is perfect. THAT was me for so many years. I still work at getting a little distance from situations when I feel something has gone horribly wrong, but nothing was wrong, at all.
@lisafrankenstein3657
@lisafrankenstein3657 Жыл бұрын
Woah, making someone your higher power...great insight in my tendency to pedestal people
@shinewithinthedark
@shinewithinthedark Жыл бұрын
OoF. The title alone is the reality check I needed.
@texuztweety
@texuztweety 11 ай бұрын
TYPE ONE DIABETES: A Glucose Monitor is $35 cash( Freestyle Libre 3) lasts 2 weeks so $70 a month. Prioritize this!!! Your sleep quality is worth this!!! My son is Type One. MAKE THIS A PRIORITY FOR YOUR MENTAL HEALTH
@vhp8146
@vhp8146 11 ай бұрын
Landlords control you when you rent - you don't have this imaginary "freedom"! Especially in the lower price end of the market. Landlords can be toxic & abusive too! Better the enemy you know (your parents) than the enemy you don't (landlords). When rent is 30% of your income or less, then renting is a good idea. When rent is 50% of your income or more then it makes life a big struggle. Between 30-50% depends on lots of variables, other expenses & circumstances. But with many places having such high rents, more & more people are going back to living with their parents.
@jenapettigrew8311
@jenapettigrew8311 Жыл бұрын
When I was born, I travel in another Countries with my parents and my oldest brother. Because my dad was in the army. We finally came back to the USA when I was 5 years old. My parents got divorce when I was 7 years old. My mom as I did live with her and along with my younger brother. We would be moving from one residence to the next and the same as moving from one Sate to the next without thinking of what is doing to her two children. My oldest brother move into his dad's house. Every time that my mom wants to move away from my dad as she couldn't live in the same State. We would jump right into it from moving to another State. My younger brother and I change schools to the next and making new friends of every time that there is a major moved. Then when I became an adult, I did have a hard time to live in one residence for years to come. I am on a very fixed income because of my mental illness and my depression. I do take medications but anything can trigger something inside of me. I need to know your feedback.
@angelaoliver7776
@angelaoliver7776 Жыл бұрын
I paused the video to write my comment above, then you also said people get autoimmune conditions when we have CPTSD. Then I saw your hand you have vitiligo an autoimmune condition my husband had PTSD from his life as a police officer, he also had vitiligo ,Crohn's disease. Oh my goodness. Later he got non Hodgkin's lymphoma what a tormented soul my was. He passed away 12 years ago. We are also affected by our childhoods, some are exsposed as adults through our work for example my husband was exposed to gun violence as a cop and US Marshal,others from war. Mine was from childhood he's was from an adult situation it's really no different both affected dramatically by the trauma!
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
I'm so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing, we're all here to support you :) -Calista@TeamFairy
@eureka2694
@eureka2694 11 ай бұрын
My whole childhood I suppressed my sense of self and any wants I had to try and please my Mom and family members. I'm done with that now. But it's like...a part of me yearn for affection. I need it but I'm too scared of asking it to my family. Scared that they might do it just because I ask, and not genuinely. Scared that they might abuse it. Where do I get the affection that I need?
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy 11 ай бұрын
Relationships you form as an adult. If your family couldn't give affection to a child, they probably can't give it to an adult, either. Heal with us or in support groups like 12-step to learn to have healthy, caring adult relationships. Julie@TeamFairy
@KOALAWALA9
@KOALAWALA9 Жыл бұрын
Wow! That was intense! I really feel for his situation. Very thorough and good advice! Thank you❤🙏🇨🇦
@pamelacotte
@pamelacotte 11 ай бұрын
Mindfulness as in the Zen buddhist practice that Michael mentions is very helpful for emotional regulation. It has been the key tool in my CPTSD healing. The Plum Village app is very good for example with meditations, body relaxations etc.
@deb9784
@deb9784 11 ай бұрын
Sending hope to Michael! In so many ways it took me so long to see the cycle of abuse! I kept making excuses for my abuser, hoping for changes that were never coming! Now that I can see the truth, some habits simply take time! You are making wonderful strides of change, feeling happier, and safer for sure! Keep up the good work and you'll begin to understand why being in the basement is counter-productive. As they say in program, one step at a time! But for me, it begins with stopping comparing myself with others! You're worth it! You'll see! Anna, you have been such a blessing to me, informing me of truth and helping me to understsnd the trauma and how it clouds how I see myself (too much shame), others. and life in general! This year I realized that I was giving away my power, so I started to take it back, setting aside moneys so I am prepared for future changes and choices! It's amazing I am becoming my own protector finally!
@tboyz1
@tboyz1 Жыл бұрын
No more Mr nice guy I downloaded the PDF it is an excellent resource and I identify with everything in the book and it provides solutions for my journey thank you Anna 👍
@AC-vp8hi
@AC-vp8hi 9 ай бұрын
Heal before looking for love... real love is not this toxic and soul-destroying.
@cel2651
@cel2651 11 ай бұрын
Thank you Anna for all the work you do. You have a wonderful gift and I’m so very grateful x
@caseylynn34
@caseylynn34 11 ай бұрын
This is me. I am the older child. And now my younger sister blames me because she sees me as a second parent... but I was only 6 years old and didn't know how to raise a child. Now we are almost estranged. I have to let my little sister go, because she talks to my mom but blames me for everything. Hardest thing I've ever done. Now that she hates me, I'm fully abandoned. Its patience & strength I ran out of, not love. I only had the self-worth to walk away 1 week ago (thanks to the Crappy Childhood Fairy)
@jillianwolf3846
@jillianwolf3846 9 ай бұрын
I think we have the same younger sister:( I'm so sorry for your pain
@francescocalemma
@francescocalemma 11 ай бұрын
Micheal sounds fantastic 😊 very inspiring his story.
@MichaelBroder
@MichaelBroder 11 ай бұрын
“No more Mr. Nice Guy” can apply to men who are married to men, too.
@lk80630
@lk80630 Жыл бұрын
His wife is still manipulating
@sallybyrd3712
@sallybyrd3712 Жыл бұрын
I can relate with Michael about being brought up in a Fundamentalist home with hypocritical parents where religion is used in an abusive form. I am glad Michael has left the religion and finding his true self which can take years. However, most people confuse religion with God and they are definitely not the same. It is important to have a faith and relationship with God totally separate from any religion. It is OK to be a non-religious or non-denominational believer in a God who cares and loves mankind.
@FaithfulandTrue949
@FaithfulandTrue949 11 ай бұрын
🎯🔥🙌❤️ exactly this, when God told Abraham to leave his father's house to inheret God's promises there was no Sunday service or priest to kneel before. God is. Ask and it shall be given to you, seek and you shall find. I fled a controlling marriage to a 'pastor' a pillar of the community. What shame! I mustn't be a real 'Christian'. But Jesus loves me and I love Jesus, in fact God helped me flee when I cried out for help and admitted what a fool I'd been 🥰🕊
@tekkenmaster123
@tekkenmaster123 10 ай бұрын
I love this so much. Gods love is not conditioned on joining an organized religion. It may help, but ultimately it’s our responsibility to develop a loving and healthy relationship with a higher power. Personally, it took me years to deconstruct and reconstruct what a higher power means to me. After following my abusive parents ideology of God for years and up to my adult years. I had to start a foundation of what love looked like apart from all the toxic bonds I had formed with my parents. Initially it started with resentment and scathing thoughts toward my parents. But I discovered Gods voice and hand in my life apart from any organized religion and ideology’s of my parents. That propeller me to where I am today. I’m still working on my relationship but it’s leaps and bounds from where I was before.
@angelaoliver7776
@angelaoliver7776 Жыл бұрын
I would be curious as to what illness this guy has, a lot of people with childhood PTSD get autoimmune conditions. I personally have 3. There is help available in the form of off label use of a drug developed many years ago for another reason it tricks the body into producing endorphins. I hope this man reads this message or anybody else who's got autoimmune. Do your research into LDN low dose naltrexone, it was nothing short of a miracle for me an many people around the world. It also helps my mood. I am a work in progress in regards to CPTSD but my health is a lot better.
@wapeejitrumpung7801
@wapeejitrumpung7801 11 ай бұрын
I think he said his grandparents were the ones who abusive and disconnected not his parents….
@marylouleeman
@marylouleeman 11 ай бұрын
Dear Anna, You rhapsodize for all our sakes. Gotta love it. Like someone else said 23:00
@Pam-fh4ji
@Pam-fh4ji 11 ай бұрын
Oh god!! That was a very sad shape of things..I hope n pray n know this will change..Not only for the one writing the letter but each n everyone on this platform.
@ana3cs3
@ana3cs3 Жыл бұрын
i loved this book, it s very good. 'no more mr nice guy' is a book that worth read again, and if was in Portuguese, I would give to my friends
@marylouleeman
@marylouleeman 11 ай бұрын
Now at 81 I am developing my sense of self! Took 6 decades of recovery work and folks like Ms Anna our Fairy Godmother!! Today i listened to Dr Phil's terrific brief series on narcism and learned that my Mom had used me up as a child -- well into my adult years, even when I had a family of my own. She kept me waiting on her and was an ever so subtle narcissist (cover). I lost my sense of self, my hopes, dreams, develpment, etc. and so forth. Thank God for recovery. I am having a blast now, with three businesses!! and so much fun. Have resolved family issues, relationships, as best as can for the time being. Hooray!! It's worth the work.
@mindfulmarie-
@mindfulmarie- 11 ай бұрын
This man's journey sounds like mine even down to the chronic illness I found CODA so useful too... I am also at the stage of opening friendships up. Well done and thanks for the advice. I am in the UK can I still join your membership and calls?
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy 11 ай бұрын
Yes! We have thousands of UK students!
@MsLemon1971
@MsLemon1971 Жыл бұрын
Very timely like usual dear fairy God mother!
@clairechocolate12
@clairechocolate12 11 ай бұрын
What an interesting story!🥰
@PikachuKaren777
@PikachuKaren777 Жыл бұрын
This hits so close to home me!!
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Glad you're here :) -Calista@TeamFairy
@idiomaxiom
@idiomaxiom 11 ай бұрын
Cut the ties, find yourself and your authenticity and watch your chronic illness evaporate.
@Datb2
@Datb2 11 ай бұрын
I hope to Jesus it does, feel like it may be to late for me 😢
@clairechocolate12
@clairechocolate12 Жыл бұрын
Can I just say: The thumbnail picture of you is so cute! ❤️
@elisciachristie6984
@elisciachristie6984 Жыл бұрын
I have learned that I don't care if someone likes me. Its about if you have enough or some type of respect for me. We don't have to agree on anything but if I'm only speaking my mind about what it is that has bothered me over the years and its my truth on how I may have taken the actions that was presented to me . Than that's how I took it. If you can talk to me like an adult and tell me it was different or apologize than that's good. I never in my life have really spent time on who likes me or not. It was more about the effects you may have on someone you know has grown and is no longer a certain way. That's when you are able to have a conversation with that individual not for others to hear. I lived to long in fear already and I'm sick of seeing all of these suggestions popping up. I realize all my traumas and it was about feeling protected. So therefore I'm over all of this. No one will ever protect me so I need to protect myself and stay away from those that bring all that negative crap my way. Something I was already doing but somehow I end up in this situation because someone wanted to expose my traumas for their own personal gain because they are a narcissistic pig and hopefully justice will happen. Anybody that uses past trauma against you is a messed up individual.
@elisciachristie6984
@elisciachristie6984 Жыл бұрын
Real Eliscia That never owned a iPhone a day in her life. Sorry I have to put this all the time due to the fact I have been hacked for so long now and others want to control my life.
@haikuoflife
@haikuoflife Жыл бұрын
At least he could recognize the role he played due to his childhood trauma. That does take effort.
@AdelleRamcharan
@AdelleRamcharan Жыл бұрын
Honestly stay away from the fundie guys.
@aubreysnyder338
@aubreysnyder338 6 ай бұрын
I feel for this person. Life is hard enough with balancing taking care of oneself, family, work, spending time not always having to do something. And With chronic illnesses you don't get to have those choices. You have to gauge what your body can do for that time. Its Coming up on 5 years with 2 extreme chronic illnesses/ chronic pain conditions #CRPS 2 and #atypicaltrigeminalneuralgia I wish I could have at least gotten through my twenties and 30s. The health issues have completely changed literally everything in life. Basically got to wipe the slate clean. because everybody decided to freely walk out of my life. or they guilt me because I wasn't the same person after as I was before the brain surgeries from tumors.
@scarlet87577
@scarlet87577 Жыл бұрын
I really appreciate the work you put out here for free, but seeing my country (Turkey) blocked on your website has made me feel sad really, I used to access the same page(How to CALM CPTSD Triggers Instantly) last year, but now I can't access the blog pages, it says "Country Blocked Access to this page is forbidden" I get your newsletters and I've requested and received a link to the pdf, but same thing happened there too 😢 I can use a VPN but I feel like I'm not welcomed on your website. That's a little sad. We are deprived of proper health care in terms of psychology in our country. You are an invaluable source for us who seek help. I hope you may reconsider this decision. But either way, thank you so much for all the information, experience and hard work and being so Generous as to share with the world.❤ I can not thank you enough, you are a gem 💎
@matthewhelton8241
@matthewhelton8241 7 ай бұрын
Omg. Light bulb moment. I have recently had surgery and been off work for a short leave. I dug into Jung and shadow work and came across cptsd from the KZfaq. I could relate to the behaviors but couldn’t put my finger on the trauma. I have been listening to your show and have found relief or seize fire in my mind from it. Right now I have realized tho I was never physically abused I was raised in the Presbyterian church. I also had 2 sisters. I found I was always trying to stay in my Moms favor. I feared expressing my true self for the fear of rejection. I conformed to her beliefs which were the church’s beliefs. I recall anytime I said or acted outside those beliefs I would be responded with disgust or shaming. “Matthew, what’s wrong with you? I would hear so I stayed quiet or purposely stated things I did not mean or feel to gain acceptance or just to keep my mom happy. Turned into people pleasing push over who does anything to keep the woman in my life happy even when I don’t agree or mean what I say. I have lost since of self. I try to figure out what needs to be said to stay in good graces. After 47 years I don’t know how I feel or what I want and it’s just easier to be alone. The deconstructing of my childhood is painful but necessary. You are a healer. I am sick and I am grateful I have come across you.
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy 7 ай бұрын
I'm so glad you're here! The Daily Practice is a good tool to help sort out things like this, give it a try if you’re interested: bit.ly/CCF_DailyPractice -Calista@TeamFairy
@raymeester7883
@raymeester7883 Жыл бұрын
Damn, that was rough.
@michellegirau8136
@michellegirau8136 Жыл бұрын
This one i feel would be best to hear from both sides.
@fatimarahimi2477
@fatimarahimi2477 3 ай бұрын
Michael’s letter was engaging and well written (respectfully). Hopefully someday you (Michael) will explore writing. I am not nearly as engaging and well written as you, but writing really gave me a direction. Plus, you can read them to your kids if they are still young 😂 P.s., I couldn’t make friends for 10 years, so I get it.
@jollymollyramram9702
@jollymollyramram9702 11 ай бұрын
This sounds like someone who left Jehovah’s Witnesses. Run and never get sucked back in when life becomes challenging. Good luck🍀
@MichaelBroder
@MichaelBroder 11 ай бұрын
40 is baby! You’ve got time to get into another relationship.
@meeperbird
@meeperbird Жыл бұрын
His wife reacted the way every living woman will when around a man with so much pushed down toxic anger. I’m the most mousy subservient easy going woman ever, when I spent 6 months with a wishy washy “nice” guy I became an instant fish wife. A man who takes his power makes you feel safe and you won’t cross him.
@Leoo117
@Leoo117 Жыл бұрын
That's the truth. He needed support, but his wife needed a masculine leader. She felt like his mother, not his wife, which is why she spent so much time away from him. She had to take on the masculine roll, which makes her resentful and miserable because he wasn't doing it, and it's not natural for her. Although spending entire nights out suggests cheating, which even under those circumstances is wrong and a clear lack of integrity. He definitely needed support, but he can't give up being a man. That parental support that he needs has to come from someone else. Even after the breakup, he still pays her bills! It's time for him to stand up for himself and say no.
@Leoo117
@Leoo117 Жыл бұрын
​@@villaineramatriarchyI think a woman will be ok "parenting" him for a little while, especially if she has empathy and love for him, but it cannot last too long and definitely not forever and still have her attraction to him stay high. Eventually, she'll get tired of that roll and get tired of his unwillingness to step up. It doesn't mean she necessarily has to leave him because her attraction fell, because she can still love him, and a good woman won't give up so easily, but it definitely makes things harder on her the longer he shirks his masculine responsibilities.
@Leoo117
@Leoo117 Жыл бұрын
​@@villaineramatriarchyI see. It sounds like you've developed a sense of true love and loyalty that is ingrained in you. So if I may ask a personal question that you don't have to answer if you don't want to. If you are being more masculine and your husband is just being complacent and letting you take care of everything all the time despite your protests, and he left you to make all life decisions for you both, both big and small, would you still get the urge to have sex with him or feel any attraction to him at all? I'm wondering, because a dynamic like that completely destroys the sexual polarity, which messes up the romantic portion of the relationship, but that doesn't necessarily mean you have to stop loving him.
@DJH97
@DJH97 Жыл бұрын
@@Leoo117Did that “role” for 30 years. He lived in front of tv and went to work . That was about it. He told me all he has to do was go to work. Period. Then I got accused of having to “control” everything. I could write a book. I begged for counseling. Finally went myself and had my world rocked in reality. He discarded me when I finally started standing up for myself. My health is now much better. My mental state is much better. I’ll be in therapy for awhile but that’s ok. My parents were physically and emotionally abusive and still are emotionally abusive. I moved away to another county and don’t bother them. They’ve told me twice they don’t care so I stay away.
@Leoo117
@Leoo117 Жыл бұрын
@@villaineramatriarchy You're welcome. And thank you for sharing. It was fun to listen. I can see how that makes sense. I appreciate it and I definitely learned a lot.
@suzyhomeacre
@suzyhomeacre 11 ай бұрын
Ms. Fairy, I really like you. Thanks. 🫶🏻
@wheneaglesfly8211
@wheneaglesfly8211 11 ай бұрын
Amen.
@A-sh1eh
@A-sh1eh 11 ай бұрын
I am not fully bought into just Michael's side of the story. I would really want to hear the other side of the story but I do feel for Michael, especially the sadness of him going back to his parents house.
@MonicaRelaford
@MonicaRelaford 11 ай бұрын
❤ Anna, Anna, ❤ I feel like singing that childhood song finding words to rhyme with a name🤭fe fi foe fanna, Anna! My favorite part of any and all your videos is .. ..at the start, first few seconds , you pop on and always have the most profound introduction! Like, instantly grabs me.. bc people on KZfaq always have a boring redundant introduction, and talk way to much about their origin and themselves . But you Anna it's like you offer the answer)cure/solution. Before you talk about the problem... Your like! I'm Anna if your ready to take control of your relationship, then let me tell you I was digging in an old file and found my list that I've been using for 28 years and I'm here smiling to say its still working for me! 😂❤😂❤
@MonicaRelaford
@MonicaRelaford 11 ай бұрын
P.s. I'm half way thru the book you suggested called " the body keeps the score"
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy 11 ай бұрын
Wow, thank you for your kind words :) -Calista@TeamFairy
@francesbernard2445
@francesbernard2445 11 ай бұрын
You know what makes a person far more invisible and alone than being in that one kind of context willing to be flexible concerning what is called "-boundaires-" -- Having what is called, "Paranoid Personality Disorder" - while having Narcissistic traits too. People like that in their old age can be best described as being cat ladies or hoarders of everything including dogs too.
@hummingbirdofgumption3263
@hummingbirdofgumption3263 11 ай бұрын
True! I learned to be slightly aloof years ago and MORE people are likely to be kind to me. I follow the way of the cat. Cats flee when you approach them, but if you ignore them, they'll beg for your attention.
@jillianwolf3846
@jillianwolf3846 9 ай бұрын
I used to do this, and it doesn't lead to any genuine friendships
@BBFCCO733
@BBFCCO733 7 ай бұрын
Very real but also very secular explanation. Many religious families (not only Christians) raise their women to be dependent on the man and the man is expected to be strong minded, but the problem arises when a man is not strong minded, the woman is demanding because she does have 3 kids to raise and he basically collapses. The community becomes useless as well, so then the relationship can not work. Where was his community and why did they not help when he was at that point in his life? Why was she cheating and not putting her family first? Why did he not want this life but agree to it-there is a massive disconnect.
@sarahadel7610
@sarahadel7610 Жыл бұрын
OK now I need to know if you don't have a role model parent how could you be a good parent for your children even if you don't know how normal parents act with their children ? How can you heal your self and your child together I reeeealy want to know how
@valasafantastic1055
@valasafantastic1055 Жыл бұрын
Bluey
@Asfgxff
@Asfgxff 11 ай бұрын
@@valasafantastic1055i was going to say Mr rogers. But you beat me to it.
@mamaitaliano9774
@mamaitaliano9774 Жыл бұрын
I knew right away it was the mormon religion! I was born and raised that way. God got me out finally at the age of 52!
@debbieterry1453
@debbieterry1453 11 ай бұрын
That was my older brother. Me the younger, was beat. When I'm angry and in a relationship, instead of getting mad at them, I bite my arms, slap my face and pull out my hair. That's why I'm remaining single. They just think I'm crazy anyway. Married 5 times.
@kestrlfalc
@kestrlfalc 11 ай бұрын
It is terror!!! For a long time!!!
@Ahmad_9134
@Ahmad_9134 11 ай бұрын
Damn.
@wildewildestrawberries
@wildewildestrawberries Жыл бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@eclecticvicki8376
@eclecticvicki8376 Жыл бұрын
Love your “name”
@wildewildestrawberries
@wildewildestrawberries Жыл бұрын
@eclecticvicki8376 thank you 😊
@melitapavlinic7302
@melitapavlinic7302 11 ай бұрын
I do not have much of a comment other than that sometimes a marriage counseling is a waste of time and money, especially in a case when somebody has so much power and control like that other wife had. To me it does not seem like that she was willing to change herself at all. In this kind is situations it would have been better to focus on yourself, your own therapy and get the hell out
@davidhill5684
@davidhill5684 8 күн бұрын
My mother had severe emotional and psychological problems, and it meant that i grew up with the ingrained belief that her perpetual malcontent, rage and bitterness were due to us being "bad kids". Shocking really.. but it's true. Typical Catholic guilt trip ongoing etc.
@MsCaterific
@MsCaterific 11 ай бұрын
💓
@JoyleiaJo
@JoyleiaJo Жыл бұрын
15:32 ailments
@stuartsenften237
@stuartsenften237 11 ай бұрын
Sounds like mormonism to me from what you said Anna
@kimsherlock8969
@kimsherlock8969 11 ай бұрын
Very dramatic situation of Self victim created stories of Selfs experiences...... What about the wifes story ???? Narcissists are doing fine and 👍 ok, in present day history . What title will this time period be given?
@Bingewatchingmediacontent
@Bingewatchingmediacontent 3 ай бұрын
Can we do a go fund me to get him a glucose meter for his daughter?
@misspy1153
@misspy1153 11 ай бұрын
I am not swayed by this one sided account as to who is at 'fault' for the abusive and toxic relationship the man endured. I have every sympathy with the gentlemen as I see he he lived a tortuous existence. But the reality is that from day 1 of his marriage he was not available for a relationship. By his own admission, he served his primary need to avoid abandonment and that required him to be inauthentic. This is understandable but manipulative and deceitful of course and his dysfunctional presentation will have been felt by his partner for the next 15 years in what must have been an 'uncanny valley' of things that never 'added up', and quite crazy making fro her. She will have wanted children which is not unusual, and it's likely this was known prior to marrying. He embarked on that part of the journey despite having a hard line on the matter and not wanting them. He did so in order to continue to 'keep' his wife snared and essentially hostage, which a form of gaslighting. This is also completely understandable but abusive to her and the children in ways none of them could ever fully perceive. For the lady to have been attracted to someone who energetically lacks power shows her own deep seated insecurities. Typically, only people of similar levels of security maintain longer term bonds. The lack of power exhibited by this gentlemen will naturally have been accompanied by many other indirect means of getting his needs met. There would be no avoiding this and it would including some, if not all of, obfuscation, passive aggressive, procrastination, and indecision, which would have been very hard to bear. His wife will have been strung along in the belief that they have more in common than they actually did for years and then ultimately been drip fed the reality over time through his resentments and inaction. She will have taken back alot of the decisions in order to feel satisfied eg where to live and holidays. And she will also have taken advantage of his inability to show up for himself as seen by his harrowing accounts. Neither of those people was available for a relationship and they were terrible and damaging role models for the children who will have been stamped by their dysfunctional template despite the well intentioned also kindness displayed. I know, because I have that man and I see myself in his whole story. I am also that woman. Byron Katie will do 'the work' on any situation and show us what 'reality' really is and who we are, which isn't about blame, because there is no blame. It's about getting the tools for change which is one of the the only ways we ever stop the cycle repeating as it will.
@annenymety209
@annenymety209 11 ай бұрын
That pencil sound 🙉🙉😵‍💫😵‍💫
@kestrlfalc
@kestrlfalc 11 ай бұрын
Honestly if he is... you don't understand religious trauma, huge factor!!!!
@uzoo9505
@uzoo9505 Жыл бұрын
"Michael" is a cult survivor......like many of us...
@louniece1650
@louniece1650 Жыл бұрын
Yes.❤❤❤❤❤❤Sending you my thoughts of protection.
@user-ej5jc5dk1e
@user-ej5jc5dk1e Жыл бұрын
❤💛💚🎀💙💛💜
@gobears6487
@gobears6487 11 ай бұрын
I don't really want to say something perceived as negative but I do wish the fairy pencil was either at the beginning or skipped... interrupting the flow always feels disconcerting. Always great content of course.
@fatuusdottore
@fatuusdottore 11 ай бұрын
Sounds like he's making excuses for his mother.
@AstrologyBliss
@AstrologyBliss Жыл бұрын
With all of the auto immune and chronic illness diagnoses…. I really want to suggest to everyone in this story to get tested for Lyme disease. It’s WAY more common than people think. And it can act like many other diseases. Specifically auto immune and MS. Can cause a ton of pain…. I have it chronically, but it’s so so important to get treatment. I always say to people; if you’ve ever walked on grass, it’s possible to have Lyme. Get tested
@BonnieBeeGood
@BonnieBeeGood Жыл бұрын
I agree about Lyme disease. Millions suffer Lyme without a diagnosis. It’s a great mimicker of horrific illnesses.
@kestrlfalc
@kestrlfalc 11 ай бұрын
Sounds like a Jehovah's Witness!!!!!!!
@on_my_own_two_feet
@on_my_own_two_feet 2 ай бұрын
My God people, we are truly all messed up in our own way, our parents, our families - everyone. There is such power in this recognition. It is okay to be messed up! The only thing that matters is that we are here, striving, yearning, learning, looking for ways to heal. To anyone who is reading this: I love you. Being the way you are is okay. In fact, it is great. We all carry scars and they make us us. Don't ever give up. Keep going and making your life a happy place for yourself. You can do this. And you will. And I will. WE will heal together. Love to all of you
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy 2 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your kindness and encouragement for others! We appreciate you in our community here! Nika@TeamFairy
@lorraineamico42
@lorraineamico42 11 ай бұрын
Hi ❤@lorraineamicothemakeupartist yep
@lorraineamico42
@lorraineamico42 11 ай бұрын
This is my brother younger then me eight years younger then I when I got thrown out she beat me but never my brother but alote of this video is him I see him in this somewhat ❤@lorraineamicothemakeupartist
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