The psychology of a child who became mature too fast

Описание: You're only seven years old, looking at a parent who's falling apart. Without anyone saying a word, your young mind makes a choice: if you don't hold everything together, nobody will.
This is how a child disappears. Not in a way people can see, but deep inside.
If you grew up being the "responsible one," the "mature kid," the one who took care of everyone else—this video explains what that actually did to you. And why you're still carrying it today.
This isn't about blaming your parents. This is about understanding what happened to the child you used to be, and why you struggle with rest, boundaries, receiving love, and feeling safe in peace.

If you're exhausted from taking care of everyone, if you apologize for having feelings, if you can't rest because "fine" has always been your mask—this is for you.
You weren't born to be strong all the time. You were forced to be. And that child inside you is still waiting for permission to finally rest.
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