EPISODE · Aug 25, 2022 · 1H 10M
GROW UP JODY: Lessons from "Baby Boy"
from UN•THERAPY · host UN•THERAPY Gurus
Hey UN•THERAPY Baes, The love a mother has for her son is one of the most beautiful yet criticized things in our society. It almost feels like the way he treats his mom is often used as a measure for how he will treat his significant other. Yet, if he relies on her too much, it considered a noxious trait that can become destructive within a relationship. What’s really interesting is that we have displayed the exact opposite energy toward daughters in relation to their connections with their fathers. So, it leads to a deeper thought within society... 📌 Do we have an unfair bias toward daughters and their fathers?📌 Do we really believe that the connection a mother has with her son is detrimental to his independence? 📌 Are there certain boundaries relationships between parents + children should have? 📌 Is the term "mama's boy" a narrative created by women to cause men to over-analyze their relationships with their mothers? Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we UN•THERAPIZE the relationships between mother and son, father and daughter, co-dependence and the effects it has on the development of children going into adulthood.Instagram: @unterapypodcastFacebook: UN•THERAPY Podcast
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Hey UN•THERAPY Baes, The love a mother has for her son is one of the most beautiful yet criticized things in our society. It almost feels like the way he treats his mom is often used as a measure for how he will treat his significant other. Yet, if he relies on her too much, it considered a noxious trait that can become destructive within a relationship. What’s really interesting is that we have displayed the exact opposite energy toward daughters in relation to their connec...
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