Tania Khazaal

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712 appearances 3 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 19 Feb

Tania Khazaal’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But it's because they're so used to survival that they almost don't see how wonderful the world can be.
And that's the lens that they grew up with.
And that's the lens that they got used to.
so for us to come in and i feel like we're kind of more the positivity we're trying to change break the cycles that kind of stuff and so we now because we learned this emotional language to us it seems so basic that we expect our parents to also be on that same learning curve as us which is unrealistic so now we're putting these expectations on the people who raised us because they don't think the same way because they're negative because they're triggering me so i have to
distance myself in order to not have it affect my positivity when in reality if you truly do the emotional healing work someone else's negative behavior doesn't actually affect you that's one of the things that I can't stand is when people get triggered and bothered so easily and it's like
Yeah, absolutely.
100%.
And I typically say like, Dylan, I can go back and say like, I think between the new therapy language, trauma triggers, boundaries, all of that is feeding into it.
And what regular childhood hardships were have now turned into everything is trauma.
It's like, no, it's regular childhood hardships.
Your parents did not have the language, the capacity, everything that we have at our fingertips now.
And that's the problem.
Everything is trauma now.
You go into a therapy room and they're uncovering all of your traumas and they've got so many different, they've got PTSD, they got this.
Like trauma comes in like, I don't even know, 57 different terms, if not more at this point.
So what happens when you do that is now you're labeling your hardships.
Yeah.
And when you label your hardships, you're victimizing yourself.
And not only victimizing yourself, you're saying, who is the villain in my story that caused this to me?
So then you're stuck there.
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