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r/EmotionalNeglectUpdated 30 days ago
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Anyone else's parents never encouraged their hobbies?

My parents were ok with my chorus involvement, though my father was a trombonist and somewhat biased against vocal music. I tried learning 2 different instruments but finally realized music isn't real…

r/EmotionalNeglectcomment3/11/2026
I’ve failed at startups, lived on the road, and I still believe I’m successful

I’ve failed at startups, lived on the road, and I still believe I’m successful — I was 19 when I started my first startup. I led a team of 15 people, wanted to change the world. And I failed. At 21, back in 2016, I left home without any money, hoping that traveling would help me …

r/Entrepreneurpost5/7/2025
I spent years trying to fix my life with discipline. Therapy showed me why that didn’t work

I spent years trying to fix my life with discipline. Therapy showed me why that didn’t work — **My Journey** I can’t remember not being depressed. I have some memories of the time before, but they are pictures, frames of a child enjoying life. But I’ve struggled with depression almost my enti…

r/DecidingToBeBetterpost3/16/2026
As an artist, I now can see the reason I loved art, nature, and music so much growing up was a form of escapism from my emotionally neglectful parents

Books saved me! I loved reading so obsessively and also watched plenty of tv. It made me a writer, so there’s that.

r/EmotionalNeglectcomment3/11/2026
Has anyone looked into what chronic depression and trauma actually do to your body at a cellular level? The research is both terrifying and oddly empowering.

yeah. i'm deaf and i've been trying to escape my mom for years. this time the man i was with stole every penny i had, my mom said i deserved to die at his hand, created a situation that put me right b…

r/CPTSDcomment3/27/2026
I stumbled on my husband’s reddit account. One of them, anyway.

This is completely an aside... But if you're not a writer, you should seriously consider taking it up. Maybe in this next life the universe is awarding you. Take good care of yourself and those kids…

r/Divorcecomment4/4/2026
My mom read my diary out loud at dinner and somehow i’m the problem now

I know my mother would have read my journal if she could find it, so I hid it, always in the same place I knew she’d never look: On my bookshelf, behind the hardcovers. The other trick was that my jo…

r/raisedbynarcissistscomment4/8/2026
Rated by publicly on Internet by service when you are professional

As a writer, I became aware that many writers have been given the advice to never read their reviews. I would advise your sister to never read her reviews. Maybe a trusted person, such as yourself, co…

r/AsianAmericancomment4/10/2026