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5 ⇢ Let's Talk Growing Up Feeling Envy, Resentment, or Jealousy Towards Family Members
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Were back! This week we talk and address internalised feelings about our family members and reflect on how they made us feel as children, and now as adults. Along with stories relating to how we grew up, we analyse our experiences and identify how they affected us or our ability to process our emotions. Lastly, we are human and that means we are subjected to having "bad days" so our level of concentration is lacking in this episode, so alternatively it makes for a very true representation of our manic-ness. But its very funny so we hope you enjoy our choas. :') Thank you endlessly for taking the time to listen each week, our souls are so happy!
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1800RESPECT - (1800 737 732) This is a 24-hour national sexual assault, family and domestic violence counselling line for any Australian who has experienced, or is at risk of, family and domestic violence and/or sexual assault.
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