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Do you feel like you skipped a part of your childhood? In psychology, this is often the result of "parentification" - when a child is forced to mature early to survive. In this video, SimplePsych explores the hidden emotional cost of being a child who grew up too fast.

We analyze the psychology behind why you developed hyper-independence and why you might feel guilty when resting. For the child who grew up too fast, being "strong" wasn't a personality trait; it was a nervous system response. We discuss how this early survival mechanism impacts your adult relationships and self-worth.

The journey to recovery begins with inner child healing. We explain why you need to grieve the childhood you lost to stop the cycle of self-sacrifice. Inner child healing is not about erasing the past, but about learning that you are worthy of love simply for existing, not just for being useful.

Understanding the psychology of your past is the first step. If you recognize yourself as a child who grew up too fast, this video offers the psychology insights needed to begin inner child healing and finally allow yourself to rest.


00:00 Psychology
00:08 Psychology of the Child Who Grew Up Too Fast
01:50 Psychology of Parentification
02:10 Psychology Of Survival Mechanisms
02:40 Inner Child Healing
04:25 Psychology of Hyper-Independence
05:40 Psychology of Relationships
08:15 Psychology of Self-Worth
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