PSYCHOLOGY OF PEOPLE WHO CUT OFF THEIR FAMILY

Описание: Why do some people reach a point where they finally cut off their family – and feel a strange sense of relief afterward?

In this video, we explore the psychology of people who distance themselves from family, go no contact, or quietly pull away. We’ll talk about what actually pushes someone to that point, why it’s not a “dramatic overreaction,” and why relief, guilt, anger, and grief can all exist at the same time.

If you’ve ever:

Felt sick before seeing certain family members
Been told “but they’re still your family” when you try to set boundaries
Wondered if you’re a bad person for needing distance
…this video is for you.

We’ll cover:

The psychology of family estrangement
Why some parents and relatives are emotionally unsafe
How chronic criticism, control, or emotional neglect shape your nervous system
Why cutting contact can feel like both freedom and a funeral
The difference between healthy boundaries vs. disappearing into guilt and self-blame
This is not about telling everyone to cut off their family. It’s about understanding the people who did – and maybe understanding yourself a little better.

You’re not weak or heartless for protecting your mental health. Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is step away from what’s hurting you.

If this connects with you, you’re not alone.

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