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HI Sadmum and welcome to the forums
Sounds like you maybe going through a rough patch of self identity, self love which sounds like it is debilitating you. Might I ask if you have spoken to someone about these feelings? I talk to my gp about my feelings of self low self worth and how it affects my relationships. I was refered to a psychologist which really helped. This might be a good idea to explore
Sorry I don't have all the answers. But I thought by answering and giving a suggestion it would help boost this post as well
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Hi Sadmum96,
i relate so much to this, though I show affection to others easily. I've been in therapy pretty much for 31 years and I still feel this way. I refuse to address this face on in my own therapy, but I have made a lot of progress addressing it when it comes to how my child's other parent (my ex) treats me.
Personally I think it is something which is learned early in our lives, in childhood. If you choose to address it in therapy it can be shifted. I know that.
I'd love to hear how you go with this issue. It really resonates with me.
Wishing you above all, abundant gentleness.
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