https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l Made with love en-us 2022-04-15 17:08:15 UTC 2022-04-30 08:13:16 UTC hello@padlet.com 2222767701 https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2145066577 I believe that people’s childhood can affect one’s social life. People’s upbringing can affect their adulthood.Childhood makes you who you are it effects every aspect in life.People who faced childhood trauma tend to be dysfunctional and take intimacy as a threat.They tend to be anti social and very isolated.Some people suffer from attachment issues because of the loved ones they lost .They are stuck in their past and believe they are better off alone .They can be harsh and very abusive to others .They also suffer from mental disorders and anger management issues.Childhood trauma does effect one’s social life ]]> 2022-04-15 17:27:59 UTC https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2145066577 222394978 https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2145654048 Sometimes we unknowingly ruin someone's future. I'm now not only gonna shimmer around the fact that it's traumas and all that. We do cause the traumas to one another after all. Honestly coz sometimes we just make life unbearable for each other and in future others end up self conscious about themselves and that may ruin their social life or romantic life. I mean as we grow we also need to watch wat we say or do to ppl coz it might end up being us who ruin their lives. Yes thou childhood traumas are the thing I mean woooow😭. I still haven't gotten over some ,I'm living with them and I just tend to ignore them until they wanna play 🤣🤣🤣🤣. But anyways I mean ,life is wat it is. Nothing we can do about it coz no matter how much we try ,the past will always come out to play or haunt us. And by play I don't mean hide and seek ,I mean any other thing but a safe play. ]]> 2022-04-16 20:19:33 UTC https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2145654048 222064072 https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2150629807 I fully agree with you, childhood trauma can be long-term issue. People who experience childhood trauma likely to have depression, having anxiety and uncontrollable anger. They normally do not like even to have relationships with others, they always want to be alone. I really do not blame them, for example losing a parent it's not a child's play that can affect your life because now you have to be on your own at a young age.]]> 2022-04-20 16:19:01 UTC https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2150629807 thinamaxathi https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2155179685 People who have suffered from trauma tends to go through social anxiety and struggle to form relationships even with peers, this leads to isolation and low self-esteem, they end up drowning in depression and fight suicidal thoughts in every given day.]]> 2022-04-24 10:50:51 UTC https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2155179685 222003464 https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2157423536 Childhood trauma chips away at a child’s stability and sense of self worthy . This trauma can also impact a person into adulthood as they experience feelings of shame and guilt . They feel disconnected and unable to relate to others and trouble in controlling emotions.]]> 2022-04-25 22:30:45 UTC https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2157423536 222037091 https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2158549582 Childhood Trauma has a great impact on how people treat others and themselves. 
The worst thing is that childhood trauma can't be erased. Trauma is something many people don't like to talk about,much less their childhood trauma. Its hard to get help for this as some people have an attitude of "that's just the way I was raised". Take alcoholism for example: 2 sons see their father drinking daily,passing out and not even remembering their names. In those kids minds its right to drink everyday because they see it happening. And when they grow up they have a higher chance of becoming alcoholics like their father. The sad reality is that in South Africa this is becoming a common phenomenon and its truly heartbreaking for the future.]]> 2022-04-26 13:46:12 UTC https://padlet.com/2222767701/g7s9r6006x9rns6l/wish/2158549582