Cynthia Bailey-Rug
Cynthia Bailey-Rug
How Many Abuse Victims Process Negative Emotions
How Many Abuse Victims Process Negative Emotions
How Many Abuse Victims Process Negative Emotions
Saturday 4th July 2020
Learn why abuse victims prefer negative stories and how it aids their emotional processing. Tune in to Cynthia Bailey-Rug's insightful discussion.
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Get the buttons here!Why Abuse Victims Find Comfort in Negative Stories
Emotions demand to be felt, so if you don't feel them in a healthy way, they're just going to find another outlet.
Ever wondered why some people who have faced abuse seem drawn to negative stories? Cynthia Bailey-Rug dives into this intriguing topic, revealing how these narratives serve as an emotional outlet for those who’ve experienced narcissistic abuse. Cynthia explains that victims often weren't allowed to express their true feelings, and negative stories provide a safe space for these pent-up emotions.
She also discusses the importance of processing emotions in a healthy way and introduces the concept of talking to your inner child as a healing tool. The episode doesn’t shy away from the spiritual aspect either; Cynthia emphasizes how faith and God's comfort can play a pivotal role in recovery. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the complex emotional landscape of abuse victims and find ways to support their healing journey.