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“It is a joy to be hidden,” wrote Winnicott of the struggles of such children, “but disaster not to be found.”
Mark Epstein • The Trauma of Everyday Life
own self-worth to continuous obsession with the children’s wellbeing as a means to earn approval and be “a good mother,” which in turn leads her to mature herself in some key areas, though not all. She may pressure her detached husband to change his behaviors and “become a better father,” but because he does not experience the emotional urgency in
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that children tended to compromise the psychological health of mothers more than fathers, and of single parents more than married parents.