"Navigating Resentment: The Path to Healing and Forgiveness in Family Dynamics"
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"Navigating Resentment: The Path to Healing and Forgiveness in Family Dynamics"
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Some resentment doesn’t come from one big moment.
It comes from years of silence.
In this episode, we talk about something most families never say out loud, the quiet buildup of resentment and how it shows up when you least expect it… especially around the people you love the most.
A story shared in this conversation reveals how old wounds can resurface decades later, why certain family relationships feel heavier during the holidays, and what happens when you realize the anger you’re carrying might not even belong to the present anymore.
We don’t jump straight to answers.
We sit in the discomfort first.
This episode explores why resentment sticks, why forgiveness feels impossible for some people, and why healing doesn’t always look like reconciliation. There’s a moment in this conversation that flips the idea of forgiveness on its head and once you hear it, you can’t unhear it.
“At some point, you have to ask yourself who the resentment is really hurting.”
If you’ve ever felt triggered by family gatherings, struggled with unspoken resentment, or wondered why certain relationships still affect you long after the damage was done, this episode will hit close to home.
🎧 Listen, you wont want to miss it!