Matin Miryeganeh shares how her childhood was defined by the fear of upsetting her father. Her priority was his happiness, often at the expense of her own childhood experiences. This constant effort to avoid his anger, even when he wasn't angry, shaped her formative years. #ChildhoodTrauma #Parenting #EmotionalWellbeing #FamilyDynamics #PersonalGrowth
Childhood Fears: Never Making Dad Angry #shorts
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