Family crisis turned you into a `mini-adult` long before your time. While other kids played, you managed household responsibilities, solved problems, and became alarmingly good at caregiving 🏠. Your ability to handle pressure and take charge in difficult situations is genuinely remarkable—people often marvel at how capable and responsible you are 💪. This competence has served you well in life, making you reliable and resourceful in ways that others admire. But becoming self-sufficient so early came at a cost: you never learned that *it's safe to be taken care of*. Receiving help feels foreign and uncomfortable, like you're breaking an unwritten rule by not being the stronger one. Your childhood taught you to be the solution, not the one who needs solving.

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