In a mental health facility, speakers explore how childhood experiences with parents shape our understanding of love, family, and money. Vincent learns that his father's treatment of him doesn't define his worth, and that self-compassion matters more than self-blame.
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Most of our life's understanding comes from our parents. How we love, what a family is, how to navigate relationships, money, you name it. All of our life's experience shape the person that we become as we get older. So for instance, if you see your parents loving each other, that gets stored in your subconscious. The opposite is also true. If you grow up in a violent, abusive household like yourself— no offense— that can also be stored in your subconscious.
So what you're saying is that his father acted the same way his grandfather did? Perhaps. See, Vincent, you don't have to be so hard on yourself. The way you were treated has nothing to do with you.
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