Seasons of Being a Daughter

Does your family have lore?

You know—those stories that get told over and over again?

Well, imagine my surprise when one of those familiar childhood stories—one I’ve heard a million times—suddenly made me feel all triggered and uncomfortable. I felt myself getting defensive, my body heating up, and I quickly changed the subject so I could get back to enjoying game night.

But I’ve been thinking about it ever since.

Over the years, I’ve learned that when something triggers me, it’s often a good idea to pay attention. Sometimes, it means there’s something deeper that’s ready to heal.

So I started unpacking it. And I think I’ve figured out why that retelling hit differently this time.

In this episode, I talk about parent-child relationships, the seasons of being a daughter, and how my view of my parents and my childhood has evolved over time.

Maybe you can relate…

xx,

Megan

COVERED IN THIS EPISODE:

• [00:00] Surprisingly triggered by a childhood story
• [02:56] How our parents shape who we become
• [04:10] The pressures of parenting and giving grace
• [05:54] Reframing childhood stories
• [06:49] The changing seasons of being a daughter
• [11:13] Letting go of the manual and choosing peace
• [16:55] A new season of compassion

RESOURCES:

• Full show notes: maybethiswillbethecure.com/blog/daughter-seasons

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The information shared in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Consult your physician before making any changes to your health plan. The host, Megan, is not a healthcare provider. Always seek guidance from a qualified health professional for your individual needs.