Abraham Sedri

Here's why supporting a friend who always puts themselves down feels impossible. And why there's a deeper truth lurking beneath the surface. 🧵

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6/ The hidden truth? These behaviors are not malicious. They’re subconscious, automatic responses to pain. For someone who couldn’t rely on unconditional love, self-focused love becomes their only safe haven. But it’s also their prison.

Here's why supporting a friend who always puts themselves down feels impossible. And why there's a deeper truth lurking beneath the surface. 🧵

The Digital Mandala: AI Through the Lens of Vajrayana’s Path of Illusion link.medium.com/FvmzbMgBPPb

7 Signs Your Intelligence Is Actually a Coping Mechanism for Childhood Trauma open.substack.com/pub/sedri/p/7-…

Your intellect has served you well. Now it's time to let your heart catch up. Embrace emotional growth with the same vigor as your intellectual pursuits. The rewards are worth it. Follow for more insights on personal growth.

With self-awareness and effort, you can bridge the gap between your mind and your yearning heart. Seeking help isn't weakness—it's strength. Consider therapy specializing in childhood trauma and emotional development.

Your high IQ might be a trauma response. That's not hyperbole—it's a psychological phenomenon observed by experts like Carl Jung. In this thread, we'll explore 7 signs that your intelligence might be masking childhood trauma.