Episode 7 is about the moment I realized silence was never love it was control. This conversation isn’t about disrespecting parents; it’s about naming the harm so healing can actually begin.

This episode is for anyone who grew up with parents who used religion to control the narrative instead of confronting the pain.

For the children who were told to “forgive” before anyone even acknowledged the wound.

For those who were shamed for simply remembering what happened.

Episode 5: We’re talking about breaking up with the version of yourself that trauma forced you to become…

and finally giving voice to the daughter who was never allowed to be soft.

A parentified child is a child who takes on roles and responsibilities typically meant for a parent or caregiver. This often happens when the parent is unable to fulfill their duties due to illness, stress, absence, or other challenges.

Today’s episode is one a lot of us have been afraid to speak on.

We’re talking about Mother Wounds We Don’t Talk About.

The wounds we learned to hide,

the ones our family pretends don’t exist,

and the ones that shaped the way we love, trust, and see ourselves.

Breaking the silence is not about disrespect.

It’s not about blaming your mother for everything that went wrong.

It’s about finally honoring the child inside you

who never had space to speak.

That child deserved understanding.