8 Hidden Habits in Your Family That Reveal Deeper Dysfunction Than You Ever Imagined
A loving family might take some time to get used to your changes, but they’d ultimately cheer you on.
Dysfunctional families, however, mock your efforts or continue treating you like the person you used to be.
They refuse to see the updated version of you and hold on to outdated narratives that paint you in a negative or lesser light.
I once worked with a client who had made tremendous progress breaking free from an old habit, but when they visited their family, they were bombarded with comments like, “You’ve always been so weak-willed” or “We know you’ll quit your new hobby next month.”
