10 Struggles that Reveal You Had Emotionally Immature Parents

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  • Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
  • There are certain patterns that manifest in those who were raised with emotionally immature parents. In this broadcast, I want to bring out some of the struggles a person can have that reveal the emotional limitations in their upbringing. Do you find these symptoms in your life?
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Комментарии • 28

  • @camey4844
    @camey4844 Год назад +38

    #8. "You lack empathy for others". Many adult children of emotionally immature parents tend to have the opposite actually and have more empathy for others because they're Empaths. I'm an Empath and put other people's needs before mine because that's how I was programmed to get my needs met.
    I have subscribed to your channel a year ago and I find your videos to be very informative and insightful. Thank you.

    • @scottwallace5239
      @scottwallace5239 11 месяцев назад +6

      Yeah, I feel this, as a son of an emotionally immature mother, I've been a people pleaser my whole life, whether it's been in romantic or platonic friendships, doing every I can to make sure my partners or freind is happy, not wanting to let them down or say no, even when I don't want to do something, avoiding confrontation or sticking up for myself , because whenever I said no or did my own thing as a kid I was met with guilt trip, anger, or dismissed

  • @YeshuaKingofkings
    @YeshuaKingofkings Год назад +9

    Can relate much. My childhood was toxic & emotionally damaging too. Thank God He's healing me through many ways including this channel.

  • @vell5052
    @vell5052 Год назад +10

    I have some emotionally immature ways because I had parents who were there but didn’t want me as I was a hindrance to both of there lives. Can you do something on how someone like me can try to stop these destructive behaviors from continuing. As I am still knee deep in my struggles. I have to heal and parent at the same time.

  • @nancybartley4610
    @nancybartley4610 Год назад +5

    We have many of our parents habits, qualities, not because we are inherently bad, but because they failed to show us how to live as our best selves. Mine did not have good people skills. Where was I supposed to learn them? I am sick inside for not giving more to other people. My mom did not having any attachments to her family. So I never learned about how to establish and maintain connections. She didn't have any friends. No model for how to be one of the girls.

  • @KatieT0427
    @KatieT0427 Год назад +5

    Mark, do you plan to write a parenting book? That would be such a helpful resource as we are raising a 10, 5, 3 and 7 month old. All of your work has been so helpful and transformational. Thank you so so much.

  • @Chelz15
    @Chelz15 Год назад +4

    Thank you! Therefore there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus! 🙌🏻 Do everything in love! 🙏🏻

  • @addisonmataa9941
    @addisonmataa9941 5 дней назад

    @3:22 at low volume i
    thought he said "HAWK TUAH".
    My bad

  • @leandrahackwith3168
    @leandrahackwith3168 Год назад +3

    #10 Spence of confusion
    I felt like I was drowning in cognitive dissonance between what I knew to be true and all the gaslighting and bs from parents, authority figures and fellow Christians. One way or another I was scapegoated, blamed or just not good enough.

  • @tonylump
    @tonylump Год назад +9

    Thank you for helping me a bit…..I live with my parents because of some unfortunate circumstances… I’m 55 and am just realizing how toxic they have been and are…. Jesus pls help me thru this

  • @antonego7950
    @antonego7950 Год назад +3

    Love your content, thx for the ❤ you put out into the world

  • @emfblockinghatsbyalana
    @emfblockinghatsbyalana 4 месяца назад +1

    Very very good!

  • @sino4456
    @sino4456 3 месяца назад +2

    I was raised by emotionally immature parents and can identify with a lot from the video, especially the 'rudderless and confusion'. My siblings are very different and are very focused and high achieving. Do children experience parents differently?

  • @clairobics
    @clairobics Год назад +1

    Still learning to observe, acknowledge emotions and accept rather than condemn or dismiss - the other day I said to myself "You feel frustrated" when planning on going on a healthy hike with my dog, because of road closures and detours - and had to settle for a short stroll in the local park, and accepted that it was okay to feel this way and to process it rather than "Oh my goodness you felt frustrated, that's almost anger - what's wrong with you? You're supposed to be a Christian! lol yada yada" lol - How much is our own self-condemnation and how much the enemy also? Yes - a sign of trauma - please Mark could you do some videos on surviving and healing/thriving from childhood sexual abuse and secondary invalidation/scapegoating. I feel like I'm quite emotionally mature because I have done a lot of healing and have great empathy for others etc - but sometimes lack empathy for myself lol

  • @estelleclements5515
    @estelleclements5515 Год назад +2

    Mark thank you for this video - as always spot on! I resonated with every single thing you said and all 10 struggles, but that's what overcoming is all about - by God's grace. 🙏❤

  • @katiesanders96
    @katiesanders96 Год назад +2

    Gesundheit! Thanks for not blasting out our eardrums. 😂 Lol. I’m really glad you touched on feeling lost because that’s how I’ve been feeling in my healing journey, despite knowing what themes God is working on. (There are so many facets to a single subject!) Do you have any resources on this topic? I’ve searched on your website and watched your videos on overwhelm and process vs. pressure (awesome!!), but I would appreciate more guidance. I’ll spare you from receiving another email, lol. Thank you so much for all you do for your brothers and sisters, Mark!!!

  • @Nightwalker25-m3u
    @Nightwalker25-m3u Год назад +29

    I think finding your channel has been the second best thing in my life. The first is believing in Jesus Christ as Lord.

    • @katiesanders96
      @katiesanders96 Год назад +5

      Andrew, I relate to your statement so much!!! 🎉

    • @lynnphumer770
      @lynnphumer770 10 месяцев назад +1

      I feel the same.

  • @emfblockinghatsbyalana
    @emfblockinghatsbyalana 4 месяца назад +2

    I was raised by wolves

  • @BrandonsHealthJourney
    @BrandonsHealthJourney Год назад +4

    How should you look at a 60 year old child parent? With borderline personality, narcism, bipolar and addiction to all drugs? Unwilling to change or accept God's love and continues to feed off adrenaline and spew emotionally at the family.over anything and EVERYTHING.
    I'm struggling for my life with horrendous health issues, disabled trapped in a home with the person. Trapped with a low income with no way out of the house. How do you deal with being spewed on and neglected all the time? On edge waiting for the next spew. No matter how much I try to prevent him from affecting me, it still does and leaves me exhausted. Even when I feel detached from him, it's as if the natural biological responses of being around him affect me.

    • @katiesanders96
      @katiesanders96 Год назад +1

      I’m so very sorry. What a horrible situation to be in. My heart goes out to you, brother. I’m also currently disabled. Mark, I’d be very curious to how you would answer Brandon’s question.

    • @tnt01
      @tnt01 Год назад +1

      Can you move in with other family or a friend?

  • @domhamai
    @domhamai Год назад +2

    How to know your kids have emotionally immature parents? *You blame your parents for what’s wrong in your life*

    • @gdg1963
      @gdg1963 Год назад +3

      It's true, that, at the end-of-the-day, as we all will individually stand before GOD and give account for our own lives without being able to point the blame to another for our sins/choices/mistakes, etc. But, that does not mean that poor parenting did not influence how (poorly) one turns out. And, although that may seem contradictory, it is not. Parents should be way more responsible for raising children than has happened. We're not animals. GOD did not instill us with "animal instincts". True love and true Godly sexuality, for example, must be both spoken about and modeled.

    • @domhamai
      @domhamai Год назад +1

      @@gdg1963 Sure, the working mum and institutionalisation of children has a lot to do with that. The thing is, even in an ideal world your parents still wouldn’t be perfect and the only mature thing to do is take accountability for yourself and show gratitude towards your parents anyway. You don’t have to agree with them, but you don’t have to fight or disrespect them either. If they’re wrong then acknowledge that yourself and do something differently. Wasting your energy on self loathing temper tantrums isn’t going to achieve anything.

    • @gdg1963
      @gdg1963 Год назад

      @@domhamai , Rebellion, pride, disrespect of parents, sexual whoredom, adultery, the anger that results from these sinful attitudes and actions play more into the poor raising of children than just the simple "working mum and the "institutionalization of children". GOD designed the family to where the children need, actually need, both a loving mommy and daddy. In order to raise children properly Parents need to be parents. Period.