Daughters grow up on their mother's emotions: create a flow of love, not resentment – Pak Uran – IS – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-17-183735-8
Daughters grow up on their mother's emotions: create a flow of love, not resentment
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How much love is there between you and the universe called "mother"? And is it truly love? The relationship between a mother and her child is far more complex than the idealized myth of motherhood. This is especially true for daughters, as mothers often see their daughters as extensions of themselves, leading to distorted perceptions, painful conflicts, and sometimes even a complete breakdown in the relationship.
South Korean psychoanalyst Park Uran has listened to many women over the years of her practice. In her book, she shares their stories and discusses topics such as:
- the difference in a mother's attitude toward her daughter and son;
- codependency, separation, and rivalry in mother-daughter relationships;
- maternal anxiety and selfishness;
- a daughter's subconscious desire not to be happier than her mother;
- feelings experienced by the mother of a sick child;
- physical echoes of family relationships;
- a child's idea of the ideal mother;
- the father's place in the mother-child relationship.
Fantasies of unconditional love, emotional delusions, and guilt over failing to be the perfect mother—all of these often destroy mother-daughter relationships. After reading this book, you can break the cycle of resentment, free yourself from the bonds of the past, and find inner freedom.
South Korean psychoanalyst Park Uran has listened to many women over the years of her practice. In her book, she shares their stories and discusses topics such as:
- the difference in a mother's attitude toward her daughter and son;
- codependency, separation, and rivalry in mother-daughter relationships;
- maternal anxiety and selfishness;
- a daughter's subconscious desire not to be happier than her mother;
- feelings experienced by the mother of a sick child;
- physical echoes of family relationships;
- a child's idea of the ideal mother;
- the father's place in the mother-child relationship.
Fantasies of unconditional love, emotional delusions, and guilt over failing to be the perfect mother—all of these often destroy mother-daughter relationships. After reading this book, you can break the cycle of resentment, free yourself from the bonds of the past, and find inner freedom.