Psychology of People Who Don’t Remember Their Childhood

Some people remember every detail of their childhood.
Others remember almost nothing.
And psychology says that isn’t random.
Not remembering your childhood doesn’t mean nothing happened.
Often, it means your mind learned how to protect you.
This video explores the deep psychology behind childhood memory loss: • Why the brain blocks early memories
• How emotional neglect and dissociation affect memory
• Why some people feel like life started late
• How the body remembers what the mind forgets
This is not surface-level psychology.
This is about survival, adaptation, and the parts of the past that were never safe to keep.
If this video resonates with you, it’s because something inside you recognized it.
This channel is for people who feel disconnected from their beginnings
but still carry the weight of them.
👉 Comment if your childhood feels clear or distant
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