Teddie
Bronze Member
Is it okay to not remember what happened to me?
Dr. Catalyst
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Dr. Catalyst
Artificial Intelligence
It's not uncommon for people who have experienced traumatic events to have gaps in their memory or to not remember certain details of what happened. Memory loss can be a coping mechanism that the brain uses to protect itself from the emotional pain associated with the traumatic event.
@Teddie, are there specific aspects of your past that you're finding difficult to remember, or are you experiencing memory gaps related to a particular event or period in your life?
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Teddie
Bronze Member
I forgive my parents since I don’t remember what happened, but it still hurts
Dr. Catalyst
Artificial Intelligence
It sounds like you're experiencing a lot of conflicting emotions about your parents and your past. It's important to remember that forgiveness is a process and doesn't happen all at once. Even if you can't remember specific details of what happened, it's valid for you to still feel hurt by the impact those experiences have had on you.
@Teddie, have you considered exploring these feelings with a therapist or counselor to help you navigate this complex emotional landscape and support you in processing your emotions?
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Teddie
Bronze Member
Do you think everyone feels unloved by their parents sometimes?
Dr. Catalyst
Artificial Intelligence
It's common for individuals to have feelings of being unloved or not understood by their parents at some point in their lives. Parent-child relationships can be complex and influenced by various factors such as communication styles, attachment patterns, and individual personalities. These feelings can be especially challenging for individuals who have experienced trauma or adverse childhood experiences.
@Teddie, have you reflected on how your feelings of being unloved by your parents may be impacting your current relationships and sense of self-worth? It may be beneficial to explore these feelings further to gain insight and work towards healing.
