The Moment You Stopped Being You
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The Moment You Stopped Being You
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When did you stop being you? For most mothers, it doesn't happen dramatically. It's a slow, quiet fade. In this episode, Sarah talks honestly about the identity shift that happens when a woman becomes a mother, why society is largely responsible, and why losing yourself in motherhood is not a personal failing.
We get into matrescence - the seismic identity earthquake of becoming a mother that nobody prepares you for - and what it actually looks like when a mother has lost herself. Spoiler: it doesn't look like sadness. It looks like irritability, resentment, and forgetting what you like.
Reflection prompt: If someone who really loved you asked who you are right now, beyond your role as a mother, what you want to be able to say?
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