Is The World Really That Sick?

[Aanuoluwapo]

Is the world really that sick? (Part 1)

I was privileged to attend a series in my church where we were thoroughly equipped on how to heal from a dysfunctional home or background.
Seeing the comments, questions and even pouring out from the social media after this message was released left me in awe and amazement.

Truly, we all are a product of nature and nurture. We come from different homes and backgrounds but indeed what we  find our parents, guidance does have a lot to do with the way we believe what an ideal home is.

A father in a home gives identity and maintains orderliness in a home. A girl who couldn't witness the availability of her Dad will definitely look for love in every male figure, she will battle with identity crisis and low self esteem. No wonder you see this category of ladies see guys who are around them as though they are doing them a favor. It is really pathetic these days.

Not only do they battle with identity crisis, being focused and having an orderly lifestyle becomes a tug of war. They tend to be wayward, pay no attention to warnings or instructions.

Sometimes, when we found ourselves in any form of dysfunctionality in a home, we can't change our parents or siblings but the best part is you can change the narrative. You don't have to repeat patterns.

Not repeating the past mistakes of our parents is to deliberately pay attention to what made your home a dysfunctional one. Ask God for help and sincerely he will.

Have you experienced any form of dysfunctionality before? Are you battling with any form of Childhood trauma? And you need someone to talk. Please feel free to send a message and I believe God is capable of making you whole

See you in the next series

[Ayotunde Esther]

You don't have to repeat patterns.  
I got that