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One of the possible results of the test “Which childhood wound affects you most?”

The wound of rejection

Deep down you fear not being wanted or not fitting in. You tend to go unnoticed, withdraw before others can reject you and doubt your right to take up space.

Recommendations

  • ✓Notice when you disappear to avoid being rejected.
  • ✓Take up space little by little: give your opinion, make plans.
  • ✓Your worth doesn't depend on being chosen.

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About this test

Some reactions that seem out of proportion in adulthood have their roots in childhood experiences. Recognizing them is the first step to stop them from running your life.

Answer according to how you usually feel, not how you think you should feel.

The five wounds

Author Lise Bourbeau popularized the idea of five emotional wounds: rejection, abandonment, humiliation, betrayal and injustice. According to her model, each wound develops a 'mask' that protects us: withdrawing, depending on others, putting ourselves last, controlling or becoming rigid.

It's a self-help framework rather than a scientific theory, but it overlaps with well-studied ideas such as attachment theory and the early maladaptive schemas described by Jeffrey Young. If a wound weighs heavily on you, therapy can help you heal it.