experience.
But doesn't everyone go through crap in their childhood? Doesn't
everyone get beaten or verbally abused at some point? Don't all parents
at some point get drunk and take out their aggression on their child in
one way or another?
Wednesday 16 June 2010
How much childhood trauma does everyone go through?
Childhood trauma is seen in a high percentage of people who have the
experience.
experience.
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