Growing up With Emotionally Immature Parents + Mannat Murad Drama Review
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Let's discuss the book "Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents" by Lindsay Gibson in the context of the drama Mannat Murad and Murad's mothers.
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Well explained and great topic to discuss daily life issues
Love these sessions. Today i got the time to see this. Pl, do more n more of these.
Right now I'm in Jaffer Bhai's camp in that I think I will know too much after reading this book but it's been on my TBR since you mentioned it on Stories Tamania so I will read it soon In Shaa Allah.
As always a really insightful and engaging conversation that speaks the truth to the reality of these situations and some excellent thoughts on how to handle things. Would love more insight into how to handle these situations politely because whenever I've spoken to Western professionals, I find they just want me to cut off the toxic individuals which is not always possible so any advice on how to handle within the confines of our culture would be very helpful thank you.
It is really really nice topic, would love to hear more irrespective of the murad mom review etc. Also I would like you to discuss how to deal with a narcissist husband in the light of being Pakistani wife. Like shown in drama jaisay apki marzi. Mostly when you see narcissist behaviour or dealing with a Narcissist, you always get western books or authors or vloggers. They say grey rocking method etc but you know our norms are not like walking away from the relationship easily. We consider people society parents kids. We need to discuss this behaviour also.
What an excellent conversation here 👏🏻👏🏻And can truly related to every point here. And very well explained. I will try to get this book as well.
One suggestion would be to talk more on this and give us more ideas on handling different situations in real life.
Thank you so much! Really appreciate the feedback!
Very important and thought provoking discussion!
Please do more of these loved it❤
So exciting to see you ladies discuss this - I read this book a while ago and sat with my shock multiple times, taking more than 3 months to read this, because it was hard to recognise so many people around me in this, and even some of my own actions.
It helped me change how I was ineffectively dealing with so many emotionally immature people around me - this book should be compulsory reading!
Uff yes love it! And I agree, I had to take pauses reading this book also ❤
Waited for this
Oh god i need to read this book.
Wow loved the discussion! The topic made me think it was something else (I thought it would tackle us as immature parents raising our little kids but that’s because I haven’t seen the drama). Anyways, thanks for the wonderful insight and I’m gonna borrow that book from the library to read as well ❤
Such an important topic and I love how you guys reiterate that talking about parents objectively is not disrespecting them. My sister and I were analysing adults in the older generation and we mentioned the same ke how come something that went wrong is not their mistake but kismet, halaat ya Allah ki azmaish is the reason but not wrong judgement, or a mere mistake.
Totally ❤
Loved the discussion! Have already ordered the book online❤
Really thought provoking and resonated with what I had been reading and thinking etc. Great conversation
Thank you so much for your feedback! It’s an amazing book! And you learn so much!
@@UrduMom and to add you two are doing such a great service for the average person who doesn’t have the time or the resources to find these things on their own.
Everything I never told you is a good non fiction book on the topic, a little triggering if it hits close to home but it’s a non dramatic read and very realistic representation of emotionally immature parents and the impact it has on children
Yes! Loved that book. Read it as a book club pick.
Most important why we should always buy western book
Pakistani or Muslim should write this kind of book
Ladies you don't even know how many women you help even in western world
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