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Aye. Understanding it doesn't make them easier to get along with.
My da has unprocessed trauma yet refuses to address it, saying that his mental illness is cured because of Jesus. And if I was a good Christian, I would be cured, too.
Like.... my dude: a big part of my mental illnesses stem from my upbringing with you, but okay.