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Past traumas can affect current relationships from "summary" of Loving Like You Mean It by Ronald J. Frederick

Past traumas have a way of sneaking into our present relationships like uninvited guests. They can linger in the background, waiting for the perfect moment to make their presence known. These past hurts, whether big or small, can cast a shadow over our current interactions with loved ones. They can color our perceptions, distort our reactions, and create barriers to intimacy. When we carry the weight of unresolved traumas from the past, we may find ourselves reacting to our partners in ways that are out of proportion to the present situation. Our past experiences can trigger strong emotional responses that have little to do with what is happening in the here and now. This can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, and a sense of disconnect in our relationships. For example, if we grew up in an environment where we felt ignored or abandoned, we may become hypersensitive to any signs of rejection from our partner. Even a ha...
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    Loving Like You Mean It

    Ronald J. Frederick

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