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Writer's pictureNitten V Mahadik

Navigating emotional insecurity: A personal mindful reflection

Updated: Apr 29

Let's talk about something real – emotional insecurity. It hit me hard, and I had to face it head-on. For days, I couldn't figure out why I was frequently getting angry, especially with those close to me. They were saying caring things, but my emotional response was far from understanding.

So, I took a closer look within. I had to. My close relationships were taking a hit, and I needed to know why. It wasn't about what they were saying – they were genuinely caring. It was about my own emotional insecurity, making me feel accused and belittled even when it wasn't the case.

My defense mechanism? Anger. 🔥

As I delved deeper into my patterns, I realized something crucial – it wasn't always about me and my self-worth. Not every word spoken was a personal attack. The turning point came when I grasped that I didn't have to take everything personally. This realization dawned as I worked on developing emotional security.

Emotional security isn't just about gracefully accepting care; it's also about handling criticism healthily. It's about detaching my identity from the words thrown my way. That's the ticket to internal security and freedom.

So, here's the lesson – facing emotional insecurity isn't a one-time deal. It's an ongoing journey. But with each step, we gain a bit more freedom. 🚶‍♂️💪 #EmotionalSecurity #PersonalGrowth #SelfReflection #FreedomWithin

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