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To my hermanas y hermanos who grew up faster than they should’ve, who’ve been told “no me preocupe por ti porque siempre fuistes fuerte/independiente” etc. In today’s episode, we have an honest and raw conversation about the experiences of being parentified as a child and being hyper-independent. I share my experience of taking on adult responsibilities at a young age, the impacts it has on our childhood and development, and how it affects our relationships as adults. I also provide insights and tips if you struggle with asking for help and/or relying on others. You’re not alone, I hear and see you. It’s time to be selfish because you’ve been self-less for too long. 🫶🏽🤍✨
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