Children who were the calm ones in chaotic households often become adults who are excellent in a crisis but quietly exhausted by ordinary days, because their system was built for emergencies and doesn’t know what to do with peace
· christian kelly
AI Briefing
- Children raised in chaotic households often struggle with emotional regulation in everyday life.
- Adults with a history of calmness in chaotic homes can experience burnout in peaceful environments.
- Their nervous system is wired for crisis mode, leaving them unprepared for the demands of daily life.
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