Their fear, need and body type - Deepstash

Their fear, need and body type

Greatest fear and need:

Their greatest fear is panic whereas their greatest need is establishing a sense of belonging

Body Type:

Tense and small body with asymmetrical parts

Tendency to suffer from anorexia, skin problems, diarrhea, arrhythmia, cancer,..

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According to Lise Bourbeau, inner demons stem from five core wounds associated with parental influence. The physical manifestation of these masks can be observed in the body. To cope with the pain, people adopt mask personalities such as withdrawal, dependence, masochism, control, and rigidit

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