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Breaking the Chains: Individuation vs. The Stability of Distorted Patriarchal Family Systems
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“The first step in the journey toward self-discovery is often the most perilous, for it threatens the very ground we’ve been taught to stand on.”
In this episode, I explore the profound tension between individuation and the stability of family systems, particularly those deeply entrenched in patriarchal traditions. I’ll delve into how the journey toward self-discovery can challenge not just personal identities but also the very foundations of inherited cultural and familial belief systems. This episode will discuss the invisible forces that bind us, the fear of rejection, and the consequences of prioritizing conformity over personal growth.
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