
Insecurities donāt appear overnight. Theyāre often rooted in:
ā Childhood experiences
ā Unrealistic expectations
ā Trauma and rejection
ā Internalized lies
When insecurities take root, they create an inner voidāa desperate craving for validation, love, and worth. This void pushes individuals toward people-pleasing, over-functioning, and sacrificing boundaries in hopes of securing connection.
The good news? Freedom from codependency starts with addressing the root of insecurities. This includes:
ā Healing childhood wounds through therapy, faith, and support.
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Rebuilding self-worth by embracing your identity apart from othersā approval.
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Setting healthy boundaries to protect your emotional and spiritual well-being.
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Cultivating God-centered confidence, recognizing that true worth is found in Christās love and acceptance.
šš¾ LORD,
Heal the wounds that have left me feeling unworthy and unseen.
Help me find my value not in othersā approval but in Your love.
Teach me to set healthy boundaries and to trust that I am enough in You.
Amen šš¾