Uncover the Hidden Clues Showing You’re Secretly Struggling to Heal from Financial Trauma—And What Psychology Reveals About It
4) You avoid financial conversations
People who have experienced financial stress are more likely to avoid conversations about money.
This avoidance can be subtle – changing the topic when friends discuss investments, or feeling anxious when a family member asks about your financial plans.
This avoidance is often a defense mechanism, a way to protect yourself from the discomfort and stress that financial discussions can trigger.
However, this avoidance can also perpetuate the cycle of financial stress.
