The Psychology of People Who Cut Off Their Family - Carl Jung

Society calls people who cut off their family cold, ungrateful, disloyal. Carl Jung would ask a different question: what if that “coldness” is a nervous system choosing reality over a role?
In this Jungian psychology video, we explore the family unconscious and the shared shadow—how dysfunction survives through silence, loyalty, and one person chosen to carry what nobody wants to face. We break down the “truthteller / black sheep” role, the identified patient dynamic (the fever, not the disease), and the hidden prisons of family roles: scapegoat, fixer, golden child.
This is not a drama story. It’s a psychological pattern: when one person stops participating in denial, the system reacts. Leaving can bring relief and grief at the same time—mourning the living—until chosen family and individuation begin to form a new center.
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