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@vkat9762Ай бұрын
My mother wound is so deep I opted out of having kids of my own. The thought of the slightest chance of passing on my trauma to my imaginary babies was paralyzing. I am so glad I live in a time where I have bodily autonomy and financial freedom to opt out of what I don't believe my nervous system can handle. Now I am focused on parenting myself, and the work is daunting. Then Ms. Jennifer came along. Look at God, y'all ❤
@mellesiabennett1428Ай бұрын
I ALMOST DID THE SAME THING BECAUSE I DIDN’T WANT TO MESS MY CHILD UP. BUT GOD HAD OTHER PLANS. PREGNANT 🤰🏽 AND DID NOT KNOW IT FOR ALMOST 2 MONTHS.😅 NOW I HAVE A 13 YEAR OLD SON. AND HE IS THE BEST THING THAT HAS HAPPENED TO MY LIFE. HE IS THE ONLY ONE AND I DON’T WANT ANYMORE CHILDREN AT THIS POINT. I HAD HIM AT AGE 35. I HEAR YOU SIS. 💯💯💯👍🏾
@Random.338Ай бұрын
I never wanted kids until I got older. I had my last one at 39. And they are the best thing I’ve done with my life. It’s kinda selfish but I love knowing a piece of me will be here when I’m gone. And forever if I have grand kids one day.
@fall_leaves4834Ай бұрын
Same
@GinaGreenleeАй бұрын
Thank you for sharing that. My story exactly. And you worded it so beautifully with clarity. I'm 63 years old and made the decision at age 15 to not reproduce for the reasons you mention. I consider it to be the most responsible decision of my young adult life and I have zero regrets. In fact, I now know I could not have developed into the functional adult that I am had I not invested my resources in my own healing. This healing was guided, in part, by the reparenting of two amazing psychotherapists over a period of 20 years. I started that journey when I was 32. I'm living my best life, in part, because I did not let society pressure me into giving birth to children I didn't want or otherwise might have traumatized. The cycle of intergenerational trauma ends with me. Amen.
@CT-hz6mzАй бұрын
Adore this!!!! 🤘🏽💕🏆
@alannajanae7123Ай бұрын
“As long as you are being hard on yourself, you are in the act of abandoning and rejecting yourself..” A WORD!
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
You’re not responsible for how your parents treated you. You are responsible for healing from it. There’s a difference if you try and make them responsible for the healing portion, you will forever be broken. Yes you’ll be able to carry that around and point your finger and blame them and yes, they will be wrong. But you will still be broken. You’re going to have to make a choice. Continue to blame or heal. You can’t do both.
@maxinesobers2606Ай бұрын
And you will be waiting forever.😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
@alomaalber651413 күн бұрын
I appreciate this tread etc, there is very little material on this the book Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers was helpful to me at age 67. In my home a size 3 was never thin enough and more.
@pamelathompson377Ай бұрын
65 year old parenting myself! Starting a new career, adding more pleasure and play to my life!
@beverleyreid563Ай бұрын
Congratulations on starting a new career! What field are you going into? Sounds like you're on the right path.
@aundie732Ай бұрын
Yesss❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥go you!!!!
@lynellbАй бұрын
That's wonderful!!! Congrats on your new journey
@steyvАй бұрын
Congrats on the new career path and all the best. On the same path at 49. Realized I lived my whole waiting to be validated by my parents
@emg98767Ай бұрын
Yess yess!!! I’m just learning to do this at 56!!! Better late than never… we got this!! 🎉🎉🎉
@sohniandoye436Ай бұрын
my mantra for a couple months was “the bus ain’t coming, start walking to your destination ”. Everytime I had thoughts that something was gonna magically heal me or my mom is gonna magically change I would repeat it. It resulted it me taking full responsibility for everything going wrong, everything.
@niev1111Ай бұрын
this will be my new mantra...
@cookee888Ай бұрын
......likewise. 💜💜💜💜
@MermaidMompreneurАй бұрын
Good one! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾 ❤
@latashaburnard7778Ай бұрын
Thank you.. I'm going to have to borrow that❤
@sohniandoye436Ай бұрын
When I accepted this mantra the universe started sending me help: Older Black women would stop me to compliment me, offer me career support,life advice my mama never taught me and hugs. one lady I met at work bought me a bag I really wanted, just to be kind 🥹 I kid you not!! I pray I get to return the favor to young black girls one day 💗!
@yourfavoritetimetravelerАй бұрын
“good people will want to come around you”
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
They will!!
@r.n.2926Ай бұрын
Ms. Jennifer you are one of these good people. 🙏🏿 Thank you!!! God bless you.
@rhondajo782226 күн бұрын
❤❤❤❤ I am a white woman, 69 years old and this podcast was the best message I've yet to hear about healing the mother wound. There are six generations of incest, child abuse and spouse abuse in my family (that I can trace). I've been working on healing my own spirit as well as breaking the generational curse so that my children and their children's children inherit a legacy of love, respect and nurturing. Thank you for your "Drill Sargeant" energy that reinforces the need for self-discipline and continuity which creates new cellular memories. You are a healer and a lightworker whose own painful journey and dedicated mission of recovery is a blessed example for the millions of wounded people who are seeking a path to their authentic selves.
@jadamatthews245Ай бұрын
I am definitely in the loneliness phase of my healing journey. The loneliness makes me feel like I’m wrong for wanting better for myself 😂 crazy . Thank you for your guiding words of wisdom
@kyle872005Ай бұрын
You got this keep going.
@chipashamoyo643522 күн бұрын
I'm in the loneliness phase too. Thank God my son is coming tomorrow
@pynkneka16 күн бұрын
Same 😮💨
@haniah5915Ай бұрын
I’m a 24 years young black woman, navigating through this world and healing from a lot of mental abuse, thank you for your sweet voice and message ❤❤❤❤
@nursebeauchamp7060Ай бұрын
And I’m 34🥹 learning to receive genuine love and breaking generational way of thinking ways and healing daily 💪🏾we gone get through this 🧘🏾♀️🌻
@haniah5915Ай бұрын
@@nursebeauchamp7060 yes we will!!🫶🏽🫶🏽
@makaylayoung115725 күн бұрын
Same queen
@CreditSolutionistАй бұрын
You have touched on a very sensitive topic in the Black community, and I applaud you for it. The veil is being lifted on a lot of our traumas. Thank you for your podcast! ❤
@Shaa-BelleАй бұрын
I am awestruck by your words, “If I was really here, surely someone would see me, surely someone would hear me”.
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
Whew! Thank YOU for seeing me❤
@jupitersun3Ай бұрын
I am completely overwhelmed with how much this resonates with me.
@s.e.9091Ай бұрын
Same . It’s terrifying at times. Crying out to see if anyone else can hear me
@ase2129Ай бұрын
@@Shaa-Belle this was the kicker for me too; I’m personally in a year/era of trying to address all of my shadow work and wounding before my baby comes into needing the rest of her parenting needs that come with her getting older. I’m 27 and I totally refuse to let this trauma pass down to her. Neither of us deserve to have to deal with this, but it’s certainly moreso for me than it is her at this point
@mellesiabennett1428Ай бұрын
@@ase2129GOOD FOR YOU SIS👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. IT IS GREAT THAT YOU ARE RECOGNIZED THIS SO EARLY. I APPLAUD YOU 💯💯💯💯
@thefreequencyАй бұрын
"Am I even here?" Ohhh, I'm in the right place. This woman GETS it ‼️
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
You in the right place boo!!
@queeniepearson9208Ай бұрын
Thank you dear one 😢 I never thought I would hear words of understanding like these. I am not alone ... I am not alone.
@radiant_gem6736Ай бұрын
Right!
@chipashamoyo643522 күн бұрын
She really does get it! I'm from Zambia, Africa yet this stuff she talks about is 💯 me! I'm not alone in this😢
@kristinedavis7566Ай бұрын
I’m sorry if this offends anyone but for some reason this popped up in my feed and while I’m not a black women and do t want to invade the space. But I watched because I relate to the content and let me just say this video was amazing and so so helpful. The words you out it into are so crystal clear and enlightening as well as compassionate but helping us take our healing journey into our own hands. Thank you so much!
@AnonMessager936Ай бұрын
This information can help all of us 🤍
@theevolvingmindset33320 күн бұрын
no offense taken! i'm happy that you clicked on the video and it resonated with you.
@efurumcleod523519 күн бұрын
I just woke up and decided to turn things around by listening to a few of my favorite gospels to set my heart on Jesus before I begin my daily quiet time, which happens before I start my day. But instead of my selected songs, this episode popped up. I had been looking for a podcast/video that talks about the healing process of relational trauma ( mother ). During this season of my life, God is refining me so that I can let go of the hurt and pain that had gotten buried deep within my heart. Thank you to the host for this content🕊️
@rhondaporter410413 күн бұрын
We all have mothers. You are welcome to be here❤❤❤
@rhondaporter410413 күн бұрын
You are human❤❤❤❤welcome to receive this
@ashab434Ай бұрын
Woah… this conversation shook me! …I dropped to the floor of my kitchen and found myself balled up crying until finally I said “I will keep you safe” “I am here for you Asha” “I love you”…. Guess I have some work to do! 😅😊❤ thank you for the work you do 🙏🏽🌞🌞🌞🌞
@mellesiabennett1428Ай бұрын
GOOD FOR YOU ASHA🤗🙏🏾💯👍🏾
@jellybite1Ай бұрын
I'm wrapped up in my comfy blanket, fetal position, stopping the vid after every 2 minutes, coz it's a lot... I so desperately need to give myself a hug but I can't bring myself to do it.
@ThePinkMic28 күн бұрын
So it wasn’t just me?! I paused this video too many times……..oowwee. I have to take this in piece by piece ❤
@VanessaSimon2625 күн бұрын
Me Too!
@VanessaSimon2625 күн бұрын
@@ThePinkMic yes!!! This hard to swallow. Jennifer is brilliant.
@misztierraswАй бұрын
This message found me at the right time. I just turned 30, & had a conversation with my parents on our relationship. Like u said, it's our responsibility to heal ourselves, but also making peace with the fact that my parents aren't able to give me wht I needed unfortunately.
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
It is sad but making peace with this and learning how to hold your own heart is going to take you so far in this world
@veronicac.4272Ай бұрын
It’s so hard to find quality content about healing the mother wound.Thank you for this.
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
I’m so glad you found my page ❤
@melanielavonne3232Ай бұрын
I stumbled across this video, definitely divine timing. Nuggets taken away “ Be committed to bettering myself, showing myself grace patience and tenderness. Thankyou
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
Perfect!
@ChildofGod98765Ай бұрын
Lord, I pray that you would give me the strength to be the best mother I can be for my children. I know that being a single parent is not always easy, but with your help, I am confident that I can do it. I also ask for your help in providing for my sons emotionally, and physically so that they may always know that they are loved. Lord I struggle every month to provide for my sons. Give me strength. Thank you Heavenly father for your grace and loving tender care, and for always being there for me and my children.❤️💕
@Cocoapuff09Ай бұрын
Amen 🙏🏽💙
@mellesiabennett1428Ай бұрын
IN JESUS NAME AMEN 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@marielockridge6857Ай бұрын
Finally, someone has verbalized everything that I’ve been feeling for 58 years. I got to hear more of you and I am going to put in the work, because I need freedom from myself, correction, from my old self.
@EmpressIntuition222Ай бұрын
Crazy right! I couldn’t ever just fully explain to anyone what is bothering me and this is literally it in a nutshell.
@didicotton3900Ай бұрын
You said exactly what I was thinking…. Beyond refreshing to receive this message and truly RIGHT ON TIME🙌🏾💯
@theevolvingmindset33320 күн бұрын
GOOD! You will be so grateful that you did. This work ain't easy but it's extremely rewarding as time goes on.
@yanikeonpurposeАй бұрын
Within the first few minutes, I knew you got it. Because as soon as you started saying you were questioning your existence I finished your sentence. I was out in the woods walking as an avid walker, & came across another walker. We started chatting & we started talking about why we love you walking. I said the main thing is because it makes me feel like I’m here. The wide open space with no one around surely means I must exist. He looked at me like 😵💫🤣
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
Trust me. I get it. We really are here! ♥️
@privatename40Ай бұрын
It is impossible for a parent to meet their child’s every need. A parent can’t give you something that they themselves didn’t possess. It is important to parent our adult selves & heal. Also realize for those of us who are now parents we too will need to face the parenting missteps one day of our now dependent children. May our healed selves parent better than the previous generation.
@naturallybecoming831Ай бұрын
Yeah my existence has felt more like suffering and trying to survive. I’ve definitely found it difficult to accept my worth and validating myself. I literally don’t feel like I know how to be a functioning adult emotionally mentally physically. It’s like being in panic anxiety all the time. Everything you’ve described is exactly what I feel. Absolutely terrified of life and unsupported. I’m going thru this process of working thru my emotional needs. I usually isolate and withdraw so I gotta make an effort to actually connect with ppl. I see how I’ve been parenting myself in a harsh way like my parents treated me. So that awareness helps me see how to be more nurturing. I’ve never felt commitment or been put first so that does feel uncomfortable
@roaming1996Ай бұрын
I’m so happy the AL showed this, I’ve been looking for black therapists that speak on this topic
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
I’m glad you’re here! Just for clarification, I’m not a therapist. I am a woman who grew up with a mother wound and learn how to heal it and now I teach other black women how to do the same thing.
@nursebeauchamp7060Ай бұрын
Grateful black sheep here 🙆🏾♀️🙇🏾♀️
@imomoh4701Ай бұрын
One important need I've been giving myself is compassion! Compassion and care is fundamental during a healing process 💕
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
It’s so important to practice compassion
@swedmerson90Ай бұрын
The first 8 minutes of this video I was like, is she me, has she been reading my journals, has she been living my life the past 28 years because you described me to a T. People always say "do the work, do the work" I get stuck because what the hell is the work? I don't even really know what that means 😅
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
I hope you keep listening to the episodes and go back and listen to old episodes so you can really know what the work is because it is your responsibility to do it. And of course I’m always here to help and support.❤
@la6136Ай бұрын
The work comes down to developing self love, trusting your own thoughts and intuition above everyone else's opinions and working through self limiting beliefs that are holding you back.
@chipashamoyo643522 күн бұрын
@@la6136well well put nicely and concise 💯
@kathleenharris8824Ай бұрын
Thank you for this. I remember when my mom complimented a friend about something she had that I didn’t. After the: anger, sadness, and feeling betrayed I decided to do something about it. I did the work I needed to accomplish it. I said positive affirmations about it and it’s coming true. I subscribed.
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
You’re so welcome and I’m proud of you!
@epithanyreighnАй бұрын
I look back on my childhood and my Mother was toxic to me and my sister and it affects my self esteem and over spending to compensate for emotional spending. I forgive myself and my Mother, it's A healing journey 🙏
@WomenofDandyАй бұрын
God is truly directing me to heal all my past traumas and allowing me to heal my wounds, I was directed right to your page this morning while I'm staying with my mother during the hurricane in Houston. Lord help me 😭.. thank you for the things you do WE NEED THIS
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
Sending you lots of hugs and love! I’m so glad you found my channel and are dedicated to the healing work.
@WomenofDandyАй бұрын
@@Jenniferarnise that's all I ask for is hugs and love from those who come around me. I will bring myself here every Friday to heal the right way
@MrsGarcia84Ай бұрын
Im in England its 3.20am in the morning. Had a argument with my 'mother' last night. Cant sleep, was scrolling and came across this. I need inner peace so that no one, especially my mother can shake me emotionally. Im upset that I allowed her to do that again. Im going to have surgery soon and she she shared her disaproval without ask any questions about it.I told her that anything she wouldnt do herself or thinks is wrong she condemns and judges. She got angry and told me thats why she doesnt like talking to me and she ended the conversation. Thank you for this podcast.
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
You are so welcome. I'm sending you big hugs!!
@MrsGarcia84Ай бұрын
@@Jenniferarnise Thank you.
@moniquestallings9538Ай бұрын
It's so real and so sad how much people in the world are connected by the mother wound. It's such a hard pill to swallow. We honor our mothers like they are God. I had to see my mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother as unemotional hurt women. My mother wound goes back 5 generations before me. Now, since I am healing, my whole family on my mother's side abandoned me. All the family knows what has happened and is happening. But i know God got me. I am safe, I am healing, and I am grateful. Thanks for sharing.
@MorgansBeauty22Ай бұрын
Similar situation😢 just remember Jesus was hated for trying to bring love and healing too!!!❤
@42ButterfliesАй бұрын
They are not ready to heal, and your healing is reflecting that truth back to them. Healing from trauma can be hard to face if you don't how to deal with it. Thank you for your story.
@user-wu2om6hj1vАй бұрын
As adults we can see that they are also wounded people. Don't live your life under their wounds. Live your life and get the help you need to free your mind!
@theevolvingmindset33320 күн бұрын
Similar situation. You are NOT alone. My family members think I've abandoned them and I was feeling as though they abandoned me once I decided to move away from all the noise and start healing. When in reality, they weren't meant to go with me on this journey. That season of my life is over and most don't understand.
@charmainejohnson3745Ай бұрын
As a expecting new mother to be…this was so needed
@FaithJoelle55Ай бұрын
I’ve been parenting myself for the past 4 years. Though my mother and I were close growing up, I now realize the lack. I didn’t have emotional support and a sense of vulnerability from my mother. It made me tough, on myself but now, I’ve softened up and I give myself so much grace and mercy. ❤🙌🏼
@theevolvingmindset33320 күн бұрын
You're not alone, Faith. I too felt like this. I've been re-parenting myself for the last 5 years. It's a journey, not a race.
@gwendolyn79Ай бұрын
Subscribed, liked and leaving a comment. I’m healing from a family full of narcissists and marrying one as well. I left after 9 years and a child and I’m no contact with everyone. It was an excruciating rebirth but so worth it. This new me and the amount of self love, discernment and high boundaries I have! Whew, only God.
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
Im proud of you!
@theevolvingmindset33320 күн бұрын
Good for you. I'm proud of you!!! Your story is similar to mine. No contact with everyone and I've been doing the work.
@marlyjeudy2235Ай бұрын
New subscriber! Time ALONE is key. MONTHS! ! If you can sit in it Alone, yo u begin to build courage, self pride and more confidence. Never give up on yourself! You are Love, you are Accepted, you are a whole person seperate from your Mother! ...Go build your life as you want it to be! Many of us are out here with you cheering you on
@reighna_Ай бұрын
No one is coming to save you. It’s time to save yourself. -- I felt that, thanks for sharing. Philippians 4:19 NLT [19] And this same God who takes care of me will supply all your needs from his glorious riches, which have been given to us in Christ Jesus.
@yayayummiАй бұрын
Thank you for this community!!!
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
It’s top tier and we are all in this together!
@RainNorrisSoftwareDeveloperАй бұрын
Dope profile picture.
@kayjay7827Ай бұрын
I sooop needed this! I am ready to FULLY heal. It is urgent and long overdue. Thanks for being a blessing!
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
It’s time!!
@taliad715424 күн бұрын
I never realized how deep my mother wound went until I had my daughter. It’s has been actually healing to grant her grace, patience and shower her with love for the last 3 years. Looking at how happy, independent and confident she already is, lets me know I’m on the right track but it also makes me sad that I wasn’t given the same. So happy I was able to find this video. It’s time I started doing the work on myself.
@tsakaneemilyraphiri2283Ай бұрын
So beautifully said! This is hardly said but I am patiently parenting myself and only over 30yrs I'm unapologetically kind to myself more today than ever! Sending healing to all beautiful Queens.
@deviousjones3046Ай бұрын
Thank you, Jesus, and thank Jennifer! You have a lot of Christian women listening to you right now! God is so good!
@seraiahdaniella3755Ай бұрын
Hi, I just came across your podcast and have subscribed. Thank you. Around a year ago or so I asked my mother how her mother grew up. My grandmother was "taken" (kidnapped?) from her mother by her father and made to live with him and his wife with their children in their village. My grandmother was not allowed to learn to read, while the other children got their education. It just occurred to me while watching your podcast that she was probably the product of an affair. I don't know if my grandmother was ever reunited with her mother. My mother lost her mother at the age of 16. My grandparents weren't married. My grandfather had lots of mistresses, and lots of kids. So the mother wound that I have, and am working on healing, has long roots. I've been doing inner work for years but the "mother wound" only recently became obvious to me. I'm grateful for your channel which speaks exclusively on this. Thank you.
@Hamless_Kiwi25 күн бұрын
I’m Asian but I really resonated w everything u said. Thank you so much for spreading your wisdom strength and hope
@barbm762Күн бұрын
WoW!! You've included all ethnicities, genders, cultures - everything that divides us & what makes us totally human. Thank you!
@bronzy654120 күн бұрын
Healing does come with feeling loneliness. I felt that.❤
@nellcorry827515 күн бұрын
This is so great! I am a white 73 year old woman, psychotherapist for 42 years, still doing ongoing self healing work, had loads of therapy, beginning with Primal therapy- and this podcast is brilliant! So much wisdom and love! Thank you so much!❤❤❤
@toriawilliams7903Ай бұрын
ohh my god, when baby you poped up on the screen a squealed, you were absolutely adorable!!! still are... don't forget it!! xx
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
LOL! Thanks boo!
@indiasurgeon1487Ай бұрын
Please do the work. It truly is the only way.
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
The only way
@annecoleman550212 күн бұрын
Jennifer, I have just found you by sheer “chance” today and I am blown away by your words. This talk has been so powerful for me, and I have been in tears listening to you-to find someone who not only knows how it feels to carry this burden but also how we can work to make positive changes in our lives and to let go of the devastating impact of the past. I am 63 years old and I have never felt “normal” like other people, I have always been very anxious and had very low self esteem or self worth. I am going to listen to your podcast talks from the beginning and do whatever it takes to finally shed the past and become empowered and happy. I can’t thank you enough, you are amazing!! 🌈🌻
@hernameiszipporahАй бұрын
Your authenticity is beautiful, even down to the profanity because if I’m being honest, it made me more receptive to your message and I felt welcomed and heard because I myself use profanity in my dialogue sometimes. Thank you for your platform and creating a space for the wounded to be healed.
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
And I hope it encourages you to be YOU! And to think I used his who I was. No more!🎉
@quartz360417 күн бұрын
I am a white woman, 46 years old, and I have found SO much value in not only what you are saying, but how you are saying it. Thank you for all your hard work, and sharing it with the world!
@dwaynewashington9683Ай бұрын
I’m a man..and I absolutely love this…I found this video very helpful….thank you 🫂
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
I’m so glad to see you here! I believe this information is valuable for men and women who’ve had similar experiences.
@omarikirkland4986Ай бұрын
Fr
@jocelynwilliams8691Ай бұрын
I am so glad ur back. I missed listening to you and getting it for real. So glad ur back
@kurtty9112Ай бұрын
Facts
@ImJustSayingBTWАй бұрын
❤🙏🏾
@bcdgemini12 күн бұрын
100% connect to your words, like I'm seriously living in these words! I started therapy last year and grew past a lifetime of really toxic self talk. I'm now getting divorced from a toxic marriage and making an exciting life plan. This is all so true, doing the work - I'm talking Buddhist books, weekly therapy, gardening, working less, reconnecting with good friends and making time outdoors and me time a priority. Thank you for speaking on this!
@B89StrangerАй бұрын
I don’t know what to even say to emphasize how spot on the wisdom in this video is. Oh my God
@tanyatutoring8595Ай бұрын
Real talk!! The fact of you incorporating the realness with the curse words makes you unapologetically and authentic in your message! New subbie!
@tangerinenix5081Ай бұрын
Same!
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
I can't be nobody but me lol!! shame used to make me believe I was wrong but healing brought so much freedom. We're changing the face of what's acceptable. Im glad you're here!
@bronzy654120 күн бұрын
I was just thinking that! I appreciate the cuss words.❤ not pretending to be politically correct.
@simplylethia20 күн бұрын
So much of this resonates with me, I’ve been on my healing journey for 1 year. Im very happy I found this channel ❤
@kbrown8864Ай бұрын
Hello Jennifer, my daughter shared this with me and I am so grateful that she did. I will continue to follow you for your help and insight on re-parenting myself. Thank you and I thank my daughter for sharing.💜
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
I’m so glad she shared it with you too love! I’m happy you’re here
@hpadams7361Ай бұрын
This entire video spoke to me. Felt this through my soul. Cried ugly tears. Thank you for your content.
@EmpressIntuition222Ай бұрын
I needed to hear this, I honestly thought I was alone. Which has caused me to become depressed and with high anxiety , I was the same in the workforce , I didn’t know and my mom just really couldn’t help me . And thinking of the future fuels my anxiety … omg i so needed to hear this
@user-rc5wp4sk6iАй бұрын
Wow. Every word resonated with me. I’ve never been more moved by a podcast than I was by this one.
@cassandrawilson8813Ай бұрын
Giiiirrrllll I am sharing you with all of us that I know!! Thank you 😊 💓
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
Yayyy!! Please share with everyone you believe needs to hear this message. It’s our time!
@AriLoves72326 күн бұрын
When you started cussing . I opened my blinds to my office cleared off my desk started rolling up and i listened REAL good . Lol!
@loveserenity3230Ай бұрын
Every nail was hit on the head here for me. Never feeling seen, so questioning if I even existed. Feeling like the invisible woman. Found you on Instagram happy I ran across your KZfaq. I'm ready to heal, learn and grow. Thank you.
@honeymoney23Ай бұрын
My God, my heart jumped looking at this title. Gotta save for later 😂
@sierranapeh8384Ай бұрын
I was lost with no one really understanding what I was feeling from the healing from my mother's trauma. thank you for helping me. I now feel heard and understood
@naturalctx12 күн бұрын
Exactly what I needed to hear when I needed to hear it. Thank you for the insight to parent that child! The hot tears of release have already started flowing.
@balvigar776029 күн бұрын
First time here. Valuable information on how to begin working on ourselves. I'll be watching all your videos.
@tashajeffrey80603 күн бұрын
I really needed this today! My daughter is turning 3 in a few days and motherhood has been triggering so much in me that I thought I already healed. The layers and layers- the work doesn’t stop. But we have to figure out how to persist and persevere. I have to because I want better for her.
@soniak5028Ай бұрын
She’s back 🎉❤
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
Ayyyyyyye! Sorry I been gone but it all be worth it. So many good things on the way!
@RenewingYOURYOUTHFAITHFILMS17 күн бұрын
Thanks for giving words of hope. My Mother died when I was 6 years old; somethings are a challenge for me. I appreciate having a coach from my bank helping me be more disciplined. So glad you encourage us.
@janelleonard1198Ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your life! I just came across this. It's my life too. I m 63. Like you say I'm realizing I need to do my own work. Nobody is coming to rescue me. I'm a Christian woman, I pray, I try to keep obeying God's word to honor but I realize I need to help myself and God will meet me where I am. Then I can make a difference to others like you are. Fix me 1st! I've got to go back and catch up on your videos from the beginning. God Bless you❤️🙏🏽!
@veronicasawyer196516 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for having these needful discussions. I was an alcoholic and drug addict for years dealing with the wounds done to me by my mother. I now have 3 1/2 years sober to God be the glory, but it took work to get here and work to maintain. I like the idea of reparenting yourself. I think this is a assertive way to give yourself those virtues you didn't get growing up..ie; patience, acceptance, mercy, tolerance, love etc. Who better to give it than yourself...we deserve it..I deserve it! I look forward to your next podcast. I'm getting a lot from it. I can work this along with my 12 step program. One day at a time...thanks so much!❤❤❤❤😊
@TITA-n-DimsumАй бұрын
Great video with wonderful advice! Let’s see… quick summary and punctuation rules bypassed: My parents separated when I was 2, father had full custody & my mother only saw me sporadically despite living less than 2hrs away in same state. Many reasons, including her not showing interest, but also my father not allowing her because she kept me once and registered me for school instead of returning me at the rendezvous spot. Anyway. By the time I was about 15, I moved to TN (now 17hrs away). But I was the one reaching out to her (sporadically). was vocal to my Gma that I felt no emotional ties to her & only called her “mom” because everyone else expected me to. I would go 3-4yrs without reaching out when she’d sabotage the decent relationship we were building. Oh! Didnt know until late teens that my parents remained married until I was 10yrs old! 🤦🏽♀️ by 22 I was married with a daughter of my own who she’d met once. we still had off and on relationship, but I accepted her as a product of her environment… someone who grew up with generations of un-nurturing women, left their children with their mothers. her own unhealed mother wound was due to just that, but by the time her mother decided to take over, she was nearly grown & had become hyper independent… the other kids were still young and weren’t as bothered by her late arrival! Anyway. By 30, I was divorced mother of 2… now out of the military & officially no longer speaking to her. Finally accepting her only purpose was to get me here, not participate in my life nor that of my children (can’t sit in my audience). Final straw… Despite her having multiple strokes and open heart surgery in my mid 20s (me and my family drove some hrs & visited her in the hospital night before and stayed up to a week after), she had the audacity to say, “B*tch, I will outlive you” during a disagreement! 😮 Typically, “parents” claim they’d never want to outlive a child, but she told me that she too had no motherly tie to me. Ah… I also found my mother’s father she’d never met after she asked me to. She was a preacher’s kid through her stepfather, but finally wanted to meet her biological father who was in the Army and divorced her mother when she was young. -For years I did cold-calls off and on like Antwon Fisher, until one Christmas Eve my first cousin hit me back on Facebook saying his father (her brother she’d never met) wanted to talk to me! -one of the Best gifts an adult child could give, and she says, “what do you want… a ticket tape parade?!” 😅. I can laugh about that now, but It was unreal at the time! So yup. I’ve had to learn to console and nurture myself through things I wouldn’t want any young girl to experience!
@luluandthereviews21 күн бұрын
You are a breath of fresh air! This whole video resonates with me. From job hopping to not trusting myself, lacking close female relationships, being super bad with money, and having low confidence, you touched on so many valid points. All I could do was nod and feel validated. I LOVE your videos-they help me so much. I can't stress that enough. Thank you so much!
@tennistarot28317 күн бұрын
Thank you! I’ve been doing the work, in fact I ended up writing a book (fiction) that comes out in a month or so that helped me on my journey. It’s a slog for sure, three steps forward and two steps back, but at least I am a step ahead of where I was. Acknowledging the small victories is spot on- I didn’t murder anyone today, yay! I have found that when I’m feeling the lowest, smiling at strangers or giving someone grace in line at Target helps return the positive energy that I desperately need. Small wins, small graces, small steps forward helps to fill the holes in my heart. You are right, nobody will come save us. Once we recognize that it’s the broken parts that makes us strong, we begin to heal. Thanks for your important work! ❤️
@cherylmcphearson4356Ай бұрын
I swear you are Cold Blooded! So real and relatable while giving exactly what I need! I am grateful for you👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@vaniaswain893913 күн бұрын
This message is so timely for me! I’ve been healing from mother and father wounds for a long time and I appreciate your directness and instructions on how to leap further in my healing journey. The triggers are real! But, the healing process is worth it!! Thank you for your guidance! ❤
@DevvvNАй бұрын
Thank you for this! As an abandoned child I half the time don’t even know where to start. I don’t know what a mom feels like.
@karinasalamo6698Ай бұрын
same
@kj676928 күн бұрын
They way I hit the counter when you said "No one is coming to save you" !!! Subscribed INSTANTLY. I dont know how the algorithm new I needed you and your content but, Im thankful. ❤ Much love, blessings to you Ms Jennifer
@VanessaSimon2625 күн бұрын
This is the best video on mother wound. Everything you said is true. My mother was a strict overprotective Colombian mother. No father. This video is on point! Thank you Jennifer! ❤
@atx4u2618 күн бұрын
I know my weakness now. I always seem to find pod cast like this while in different phases in my life, while I'm 3/4 into doing the work. It came to me naturally & This is confirmation that I'm in right direction. I'm shaking at this point, bc our story is way too familiar. I'm on my way now to my psychiatrist. My only out let. I mange to work 4 days instead of 5. That's how desperate my job was & still is. Thursdays are my healing day to the thousand degree Thank you for making me motivated and seen. I was 7 or 8 when 1st karate kid came out😉
@sonjawells12 күн бұрын
I am so grateful and thankful to have found your channel.🙋🏾♀️
@BeautifulMorning-dl6nlАй бұрын
Just found your Channel a few days ago. I really do want to heal and do the work. My mother was horrible when I was a child. Emotional neglect, physical abuse, abandonment and childhood trauma is real for me. Thank you for your hard work and for Sharing❤
@lianneobbink293721 күн бұрын
You just gave me so much more understanding: This selfparenting has to become a reality, and i need to create this for myself step by step everyday. And the patience you talk about, i'm so gratefull i am in this proces of learning and just like in AA, i can start over again every day. Today ive been so angry and frustrated with myself, but you remind me to be kind and to help myself move foreward instead of fight against myself or push myself so hard. Thank you for this message!
@cheftobiascooks234222 күн бұрын
I am so blessed that I came across this podcast this is amazing, wonderful and healing! Although I've went through this process and healed from my childhood trauma because I wanted to raise my four beautiful children with a whole me. I want to say thank you so much for the work that you are doing continue to heal our black woman for the Next Generation. Blessings to you Queen and your team....
@jeanniegichigi276520 күн бұрын
I have struggled all my life with what i did not innerstand...and the universe knew i was now ready for this and popped the suggestion..Black mother wound...and Jennifer you were the first and am sticking with you till i heal...I cry n laugh at the same time. I LOVE YOU TOO N THANK YOU UNIVERSE FOR HEARING MY CRY!
@Someoneswildestdreams6 күн бұрын
Thank you to the spirit of the living God that brought me here. First video I have seen from this podcast and it hit the nail on the head. I am in the process of re-parenting myself and releasing toxic behaviors. Having a relationship with my mother in adulthood has also been a complete different experience since the one from my upbringing, so this is perfect for me! Gratitude to you Jenifer Anise.
@jazzeclectikkАй бұрын
Wow I’m not sure why this was recommended to me but I’ve spent the last 2 hours at work binging your content. Thank you so very much for what you do. A lot of what’s been said is very validating. As you stated, it’s not our fault but it’s our responsibility to start taking the steps towards healing ourselves. Sending you much love and appreciation ❤ -a black girl with a mother wound in healing
@Divineguidance247Ай бұрын
Thank you for this, I’ve been on my healing journey and now that I have children of my own working on not repeating the same generational patterns. Re-parenting myself has definitely been a challenge but I love the nurturing spirit that I have now towards myself and prayerfully towards my children. This is definitely needed and the divine timing of this video is beautiful. 💗✨
@UnfilteredWithRoxyАй бұрын
I don’t know how I got connected to the podcast but I loved this episode. I don’t have mother issues but I am on a journey to healing myself. The journey of healing is the same. My mom was not perfect but was great. I grew up with an abusive step dad and my natural dad was not interested. I did not know him and I have lived with the wound of rejection from that. Keep up the great work! This was an authentic podcast. I am subscribed. ❤
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
Im so glad you found me and that you subscribe. Healing our wounds around rejection/abandonment/shame are our real life's work!
@UnfilteredWithRoxyАй бұрын
@@Jenniferarnise Yes! I shared your podcast as a resource. I think one of the best things people can get from what you said you can not just listen you have to do! That's the hard part but so worth it!
@Ms.DiamondDollАй бұрын
This was therapy for me!! Thanks for pouring into us!! 🙏🏾
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
Youre so welcom! We're all in this together!
@natashaancion4466Ай бұрын
I'm sitting at work in tears. Tysm for sharing 💓 it was so needed and much appreciated
@emg98767Ай бұрын
OMGOODNESS.. I just found you today!! I have been reparenting my inner child. Baaayyybeee!!! I feel seen already in the first 8 minutes!!😮Thank you for being willing to bring your platform to KZfaq!! AAANNNNNDDD to be. Black woman in this work is a whole other lane…I am so grateful for you and this platform!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@JenniferarniseАй бұрын
Awwwe! You made my day🎉❤
@shehopeful19 күн бұрын
The title peaked my curiosity. Then u started speaking & WOOAHHH!! Excuse me- I’m not the only one?? I’m still a bit protective of her even though she’s in Heaven. But I’m here doing the work/damage control. I am the priority & I’m healing!! New subbie❤
@lisakeplinger289319 күн бұрын
Thank you for your timely words. Your message is so clear of having to do the work. Its simple but its challenging. None of us are perfect but when we're working on being better everyone around you can feel it. Your effort matters. You matter. You deserve to be happy and healthy.❤❤❤❤
@TraciReeder-ej3cdАй бұрын
Thank you for the topic. ❤ The title alone speaks volumes. My daughter and son hate my guts. As a single mom, if I never received a hug growing up, I didn't understand how to give the affection that was desired by my children. I sent this to my daughter and pray that she hears the message. God Bless❤
@zajavu23 күн бұрын
Omg the part about not feeling trusted- yes. Now I’m fickle, anxious and lack executive decision-making skills. Also I am very critical and hard on myself, due to not receiving a lot of patience and grace growing up. And WOW the bit about not feeling like I even exist, due to not feeling seen/ understood/ accepted. Whew. I’ve been perpetuating all of these wounds with how I treat/ perceive myself. I’m working on these things but I am so grateful to have someone unpack this outloud. You’re amazing, thank you. 👉🏾
@di778725 күн бұрын
You know how KZfaq is sometimes a mindreader...I got suggested this video from your channel without having looked for mother wound videos for some time. I am so so happy I found your channel and will start consuming all your content ❤ cause it's better than therapy ! Even though I do not fit the target demographic, the channel helps tremendously and I am happy that there is such targeted content out there, because each community and culture has its particularities, some of them sadly not very helpful for us growing into healthy adults. But channels like yours give me hope that we can overcome our challenges 🙏
@jbwtsfinest2 сағат бұрын
I am truly grateful for your help healing.
@Princess.Dee0128 күн бұрын
I needed every single. Word. You spoke. Thank you Queen. These 20 something’s been tearing me up and I needed to hear do the work to see change. 💯