
Lex π·π©ππβ‘
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I grew up in a home where my parents, now in their 70s, never said, "I love you." Recently, Iβve talked to them about it, and they both admitted that their parents never said it to them, so they never learned how. Even though I knew I was loved, I still to this day have to convince myself that I was.
My point is: break the cycle. Change the things you wished were different in your childhood and donβt pass them down to your children. If saying "I love you" feels difficult, practice it! Say it to yourself in the mirror. Say it to an inanimate object (just donβt let anyone catch you, or you might end up in the psych ward!π
At first, it felt awkward for me, but now, I never leave my kids without telling them I love them. They will never have to wonder, because I remind them every single day. Providing for them is crucial, but hearing that they are loved is just as important.
Your children deserve to be told they are loved. β€οΈ If this is something you struggle with, Iβm here to help. 0 reply
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