Anonymous: I Wasn't Defending My Point, I Was Defending My Sanity (part 2 of 2)
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This is a return conversation with a guest we heard from once before, a mom who came in to talk through a parenting moment and uncovered something much bigger about herself.
It starts small, an argument in the car with her son over something as silly as a golf shirt. But it slowly unravels into something deeper. The discovery that she has been looking for outside validation just to trust her own memory. And the moment she recognizes that when her reality feels challenged, what she is actually defending is her own groundedness.
Through it all, one question anchors the conversation. Where am I in this? That question is the starting line, and the bigger the moment, the harder it can be to find.
You will also hear a conversation about mind reading, the habit of assuming we know what someone else is thinking and reacting as if it is true. And how patterns formed long ago still show up today in moments that seem to have nothing to do with the past.
If you have ever fought harder than the moment called for, needed someone else to confirm your version of events, or found yourself defending your sanity instead of your point, this conversation will likely resonate.
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