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Created by Fuelthemes. As we explored in my last article on childhood traumas, the focus of this piece is to examine some ways we can overcome our past, intrusive thoughts and progress towards healing. We may come across these intrusive thoughts when we begin to seek love.

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These thoughts can range from if we are good enough, if our partners really love us, if they will cheat on us, if they will leave us, etc. We may experience fear when it comes to being vulnerable and bearing our emotions with another person.

We might be scared to open up to them about our mental disorders or compare ourselves to other people and couples. Our fears are something we can overcome with healing and help.

Does this mean we have to be flawless before finding love? Absolutely not. We are loveable just the way we are, and our partner should understand and acknowledge our struggles along with our journey to self-healing, self-love and self-growth. One obstacle we might come across is our intrusive thoughts. These thoughts can range over a variety of things and Peronal scary at some points. Martin Seif Ph. You need to learn to accept and allow these thoughts in your mind, to not push them away.

Remember, these thoughts do not reflect you as a person and they are temporary, you know who you truly are and that these thoughts are not yours. Practicing these techniques and acquiring professional help is a way to overcome these thoughts.

Additionally, waking up every morning and looking into the mirror to say positive affirmations can be another way to heal. Nobody can heal us but ourselves. We all have different pasts and environments we grew up in as children.]