Comments by "RCGWho" (@RCGWho) on "Amir Odom" channel.

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  2. 12:22 Still not one specific. Just vague victimhood. 17:00 Nothing specific. Just whining. 20:26 Nothing 25:00 Still. Except now you're complaining about the size of your bedroom. Dude, I slept in a walk in closet for several years. Heres the thing. You will be bad parents and/or face the same NC behavior. It's called a bitter root judgment when you pridefully hold onto your unforgiveness and believe you will be an amazing perfect parent. Your pride will be your downfall. And you will teach your children bitterness and unforgiveness and the practice of NC. 27:00 Speaking about how he will be the superior parent. In theory. 29:00 Yes, every generation is presented with the opportunity to stop or continue generational curses, but as humans there will always be unfinished business and blind spots. 31:00 People make humorous videos about stereotypical German moms or asian tiger moms or hispanic moms. A lot of it is all the same. Moms are emotional, bossy, fearful, and a lot of fear manifests in anger unless they are full of faith and prayer and keep their stuff inside. 37:55 "This is the first generation trying to heal from all the traumas...." Actually, healing comes from forgiveness not unforgiveness. I miss my boomer grandparents. They NEVER whined and complained about any personal emotional slights. Never said anything about their trauma from their parents. They weren't walking TMI about everything and calling everything abuse and trauma. It was probably extreme, but so much less self-absorbed. NC is passive-aggressive retaliation. 40:00 Yeah, dude, the parents are having to deal with the rejection/punishment. You want the therapist to hate on them too? An entire viseo and no solid info other than "We had a human mom" or "we had a mean mom". Pity us. If you have an extreme case where yoyr oarent is a pdf file, lewd, coninuing to yell and cuss and insult, fine, take a break. Maybe permanently in extreme cases. But garden variety problems should be negotiated, forgiven, worked through. Cutting someone off should be a last resort.
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