When disagreements happen with friends, I move on. But with my parents, the pain lingers. It feels heavier, almost like it reopens old wounds, and I can’t just brush it off.
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When disagreements happen with friends, I move on. But with my parents, the pain lingers. It feels heavier, almost like it reopens old wounds, and I can’t just brush it off.
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For me, it’s because my parents are the people I care about the most, even when I’m frustrated with them. A fight with a friend doesn’t cut as deep, but with my parents, it feels like rejection from the people who raised me. That’s why even small arguments leave me feeling raw for days.