As a child growing up in that kind of family, how do you set healthy boundaries without completely shutting down emotionally?How do you protect yourself—and especially your younger siblings—from the same recurring patterns, especially when you can already see those patterns beginning to repeat in them?And what about the parent? How do you help a parent who may never change—because that’s the only way they know how to parent? Also, how can the broken relationship between parent and child be mended or restored?Losing a child is painful—but what happens when the child doesn’t die physically, yet becomes distant in every other way?

    gswmi.com > FAQs > Marriage: before and after > As a child growing up in that kind of family, how do you set healthy boundaries without completely shutting down emotionally?How do you protect yourself—and especially your younger siblings—from the same recurring patterns, especially when you can already see those patterns beginning to repeat in them?And what about the parent? How do you help a parent who may never change—because that’s the only way they know how to parent? Also, how can the broken relationship between parent and child be mended or restored?Losing a child is painful—but what happens when the child doesn’t die physically, yet becomes distant in every other way?

As a child growing up in that kind of family, how do you set healthy boundaries without completely shutting down emotionally?How do you protect yourself—and especially your younger siblings—from the same recurring patterns, especially when you can already see those patterns beginning to repeat in them?And what about the parent? How do you help a parent who may never change—because that’s the only way they know how to parent? Also, how can the broken relationship between parent and child be mended or restored?Losing a child is painful—but what happens when the child doesn’t die physically, yet becomes distant in every other way?

May 24, 2025 by Gbenga Samuel Wemimo
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As a child growing up in that kind of family, how do you set healthy boundaries without completely shutting down emotionally?How do you protect yourself—and especially your younger siblings—from the same recurring patterns, especially when you can already see those patterns beginning to repeat in them?And what about the parent? How do you help a parent who may never change—because that’s the only way they know how to parent? Also, how can the broken relationship between parent and child be mended or restored?Losing a child is painful—but what happens when the child doesn’t die physically, yet becomes distant in every other way?

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The woman will need to change—not by force, but patiently, through building up her children and husband with her words and attitude.

She must let go of all hurt and complaints and accept the challenges she faces as a form of penance.

She should radiate love and understanding so deeply that the entire family becomes convinced she is no longer the bitter woman she once was.

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