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When Parents Are Jealous: Breaking Free from Generational Insecurity

  What do you do when the person who’s supposed to cheer you on seems resentful instead? When a parent can’t celebrate your wins or undermines your growth, it leaves more than just confusion it leaves a wound. In this post, we explore why parental jealousy happens, how to recognize the signs, and how to navigate it without losing your peace or your purpose. If you've ever shared good news with a parent only to be met with cold silence, sarcasm, or subtle criticism, you're not imagining things. Parental jealousy is real and while it's rarely talked about, it's more common than you might think. This kind of jealousy usually stems from a parent's own unhealed pain: missed opportunities, unfulfilled dreams, or feelings of inadequacy. When you begin to thrive in areas where they once struggled, it can unintentionally trigger their grief. But here's the truth: You are not responsible for their healing. You are responsible for your growth, your peace, and the le...

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