Lack (or even complete absence) of love from parents has an extremely negative impact on the child.
Psychological trauma received in childhood will make itself felt in adulthood.
People who were unloved children have certain behavioral characteristics.
Check yourself: perhaps you did not receive enough parental love in childhood, which is why you are still experiencing serious difficulties.
Lack of self-confidence
Self-confidence should begin to develop in early childhood.
An important condition for the emergence of this personality trait is the presence of unconditional parental love.
If mom and dad don’t love the child, then he is unlikely to develop normal self-esteem.
Critical attitude towards oneself
People who were not loved enough as children have a dangerous habit: they seriously criticize themselves for any mistake.
They can't seem to calmly accept their own mistakes and learn to focus on the positive.
"It is impossible to love me"
A person who was an unloved child most likely reasons something like this: "My own parents didn't love me. What can we say about other people!"
It is difficult for such a person to believe that someone can love him “just like that”.
