You're listening to the Inner Child podcast. Do you carry these mixed feelings towards one of your

family members or friends? And sometimes it feels like this person didn't really do anything to you.

Yet for some reason, you still carry these feelings of resentment or anger towards them, and it's really affecting your

relationship. Well, today is day three of our special eight minisode month all month long

to celebrate the release of my first book, A Woman's Guide to Inner Child Healing, where each

episode is a specific exercise prompt or tip that will help you move forward to heal your inner child.

And in today's episode, you are going to walk away with much more clarity on why you feel these mixed feelings towards this person in your life,

to come to a decision about this person once and for all, and so that you can close that chapter

and move on with your life and even your relationship. Right after this intro.

Hi, I'm Gloria Zhang, and after 10 years of struggling in toxic relationships, I attracted the love of my life by healing my inner child.

This podcast is your weekly dose of my expertise as a therapist and dating relationship coach for high achievers.

Learn tips to overcome low self-worth, emotional baggage,

and childhood trauma so that you too can step into your power and attract the love you desire.

Welcome to the Inner Child Podcast. Hey, Bestie, welcome back to another episode on the Inner Child podcast. Today we are going back to

healing our baggage with the past and with past family members, even friends, with which you have

mixed feelings or conflicting feelings. You may have a lot of love for them, but also feel resentment or even hatred.

You may find yourself lashing out at them and then trying to apologize and please them.

And you just don't understand why you feel this way. And believe me, I felt like this with a lot of people for such a long time and it was really

confusing. I felt like I was going crazy. But I also didn't know how to move forward with these

relationships or even know if I wanted to move forward at all. And in order to understand this,

we need to talk about the idea of

love wrapped in pain when so many of our early childhood connections, relationships where pain

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