Matin Miryeganeh reflects on her relationship with her father, who passed away five years ago. She grapples with classifying him as 'good' or 'bad,' acknowledging how the brain often remembers trauma more vividly, even amidst equally loving moments. Her childhood was shaped by the overriding priority of not making him angry. #FamilyDynamics #GriefJourney #ParentalRelationships #HealingProcess #Memory
Reconciling a Father's Love and Anger #shorts
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