Tag: healing from childhood

• The “Good Child” Trauma Response: When Being Easy Meant Losing Yourself

  

  “I was the easy one” You didn’t cause problems. You didn’t ask for much. You figured things out on your own. And people appreciated that about you. You were called: But what often gets missed is this: You didn’t become that way for no reason. When being “good” becomes a role, not a choice For…

  Krishna Vora

  June 1, 2026

  Perfectionism, Emotional Neglect, South Asian Mental Health

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