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Women want to have it all in their lives!
A husband, a family, children, a beloved job, and hobbies, and they envision themselves happy in this scenario.
When these desires are fulfilled, they start to realize that they must keep up with everything while maintaining a good mood and sharing their inner light with those around them.
Often, they try to "be good" and say, "I do it for him," "for them," but they notice that they are struggling, cornering themselves, and making their loved ones feel guilty.

At the session, many women come with stories about their pain and grievances towards men.
About their jealousy, feeling undervalued, about lack of love… Each one feels that “I feel this way because of him”… and then we insert the relevant situation: he looks elsewhere, is more interested in his gadget or the TV than in me, doesn’t hear or understand me, hurts or ignores me… A woman thinks that what she feels is caused by her partner's behavior.
If his behavior changes, her feelings will change too.
But everything in our psyche is arranged differently: we feel what is already embedded in us (passed down from our ancestors, family scripts), then we choose a partner who perfectly fits the role for playing out these tendencies, and then we project our internal states onto him… And the whole world is a theater, and we are all actors in it… Everything is heading in the same direction as it did for our great-grandmothers.

Acne.
They have always exhausted me, locally; I would pick at them, and everything would spread and look terrible.
For the last five years, it has been extremely irritating.
I didn't like taking photos because I was embarrassed and thought it was pathetic to keep such unflattering pictures.

Receiving such feedback is priceless ❤.
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CLIENT A 35-year-old woman, her husband is 30, they have two children, a 4-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old son.
They have been married for 7 years.

After the symptom of "compensatory motivation," I started to look deeper.
How can one live without relating to others?
If everything I do isn't just to turn back and show everyone how great I am?
How can I live not through the lens of other people?