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A Different Kind of Food Trauma - Surviving Meanness

Former Member · 9/4/181:12 PM

It is traumatic when your family does not share the food they have. Not because it is in short supply rather it is done out of meanness of spirit. However, as a child, you conclude you are not good enough, you do not belong. It is painful to be excluded.

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