Why Some People Cut Contact With Their Family — Psychology Explained

Why Some People Cut Contact With Their Family — Psychology Explained
Cutting off contact with family is one of the hardest and most misunderstood decisions a person can make. This video explores the psychology behind family estrangement, including emotional abuse, neglect, boundary violations, chronic invalidation, and long-term trauma. Learn why some people choose distance as a form of self-preservation, how guilt and grief coexist with relief, and how breaking family ties impacts identity, mental health, and relationships. A deep psychological breakdown of why walking away is sometimes the only path to healing.

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