Скачать или смотреть The Two Relationship Patterns Caused by a Difficult Childhood

Did a bad childhood ruin your chances at love?
Many people carry emotional wounds from childhood without realizing how deeply they shape adult relationships. This psychology-based film explores two common self-sabotaging love patterns formed by deep self-hatred and emotional neglect:

chasing emotionally unavailable or cruel partners, and

rejecting kind, emotionally available people because their care feels uncomfortable, unsafe, or even “sickening.”

If you grew up without emotional safety, love can feel confusing. Anxiety can feel like passion. Distance can feel familiar. And real kindness can trigger panic instead of comfort.

This video also introduces a third path to healing — recognizing that these patterns are not personal failures, but protective responses to early emotional pain. Healing begins when you acknowledge your wounds, understand your attachment style, and allow a supportive, emotionally mature partner to help you slowly tolerate care, closeness, and safety.

In this video, you’ll learn:

How childhood trauma shapes adult attachment styles

Why people with deep self-hatred repeat unhealthy relationship patterns

The psychology behind attraction to emotionally unavailable partners

Why kindness can feel threatening after emotional neglect

How to begin healing your relationship with love and intimacy

This content is for anyone struggling with fear of love, relationship anxiety, emotional avoidance, or repeating painful romantic cycles. You are not broken — your nervous system learned to survive.
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