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“Mom, Dad, It’s (Mostly) Not Your Fault: Why Healing is About Your Rewrite”

If you find yourself wincing every time you remember the peculiar way your mom used to shame your hobbies or the times Dad demanded “toughness,” I get it. Truly, I do. The stories we tell ourselves about our past are loaded with complicated emotions, misunderstandings, and, yes, a little bit of blame. But what if I told you the key to healing isn’t in rehashing those memories—or assigning blame? What if freedom is found in rewriting the story for yourself?

  1. The Story’s Old, but Your Interpretation is Brand New

Imagine your life as a book, written chapter by chapter through each experience and interaction. Your childhood might hold the opening chapters, and it’s easy to read them as a “Once upon a time, my parents messed me up” narrative. Here’s the twist: what if you’re not locked into that version? What if that’s just one take, with hundreds of possible interpretations waiting for you to explore?

As a child, I was given all sorts of labels. I was the stubborn child; I was not to amount to anything. I didn’t take my life serious, so nobody took my life serious until I decided to craft the life of my dreams. I stopped blaming everyone else and took responsibility for my own actions.

Rather than seeing our parents as the villains, we can view them as imperfect humans—flawed, sure, but also shaped by their own traumas and experiences. They did the best they knew how to at the time. When we stop painting them as monsters, we actually get closer to finding our own peace.

  1. Emotional Recycling: A Family Tradition Worth Breaking

Our parents often recycled their own emotional baggage with us—hand-me-downs that are, frankly, so last season. But instead of getting mired in the “I can’t believe they did that to me” rut, we can look at these “gifts” from a different angle. Understanding how trauma can be passed down helps us loosen the blame grip and turn instead toward compassion—for them and, more importantly, for ourselves.

I’ve always said it that, hurt people hurt people; but hurt people are first hurting. For the most part, that is what they know and have to give. Being able to appreciate their trauma propels us to want to heal and be better and not continue the cycle of hurt. If we know better, we can do better.

  1. The Rewrite: You’re the Hero Now

Your trauma may have been a plot twist, but you’re the author of this book. When you begin rewriting these painful narratives, the original trauma softens. Rewrite it with a twist: maybe, just maybe, you were meant to face this challenge to unlock inner strengths you didn’t know you had. It’s in this revision that we heal.

Rewrite the script in a way that serves you and helps you be better because nothing means anything except the meaning we give to it. However, I acknowledge that so many times we cannot figure it out on our own; I couldn’t. That is why we are here, reach out to any of our contacts below.

  1. No Blame, Just Fame: Making Peace with the Past

Blame is an easy crutch, but if we want peace, we must move from seeing our parents as main characters to giving ourselves that spotlight. So, here’s your new mantra: “It’s my story, my rewrite, and my choice.” Letting go of blame isn’t about excusing everything; it’s about liberating yourself to create the life you want without waiting on apologies that may never come.

In the end, healing isn’t a perfectly linear journey from trauma to forgiveness. It’s a spiral, a gentle rewriting process that lets you reclaim your narrative with awareness, compassion, grace, and—yes—humour. So go ahead, drop the blame and pick up that pen. The ending is yours to write.

 

Take that step for yourself. Rewrite your story. Let’s navigate this journey together and create room for growth, healing, and lasting connections. Reach out today!

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Let’s embark on this journey to happiness, fulfillment, and growth together!

 

Adeola is a Mind Genius, a seasoned Television & Content Producer, Stepmom Coach, Best Selling Author. She is a Life Giver, King maker and Love being, Certified Rapid Transformational Therapist and Clinical Hypnotherapist with the School of Rapid Transformational Therapy, UK. Adeola is air, she gives people a reason to live, love and breathe, she is light, she brings clarity and understanding, she is love, she loves because it is who she is, she is vulnerability personified because she carries all she is boldly and unapologetically, and she is an example on earth that God exists.

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