EPISODE · Nov 11, 2021 · 47 MIN
Victimhood = “Poor Me” Mentality
from WISE WOMEN DIARIES · host wwd
Why does the ego mind love victimhood?!? When we are triggered, we often blame someone else for making us feel triggered, THIS is victimhood. Also discussed: how our society is steeped in victim-savior dynamic and that the victimhood of infertility is not the ONLY choice available!! ***This podcast episode does not support, condone, or justify emotional or physical abuse.
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