Deconstructing "Men are the head, but women are the neck" | Reclaiming your voice after spiritual abuse and leaving a high-demand religion

If you grew up in a high-control religion and are recovering from abuse, you might still find yourself self-censoring or managing others subtly instead of expressing your true needs. This episode deconstructs the "men are the head, women are the neck" metaphor, unpacking how it fuels sexism and unhealthy communication patterns that linger even after leaving high-demand religions.Discover practical ways to reconnect with your feelings and needs, and replace manipulative or powerless behaviors with honest, empowering communication. We'll explore easy starter steps—from safe practice spaces to small everyday requests—that build your confidence and strengthen your self-worth.Press play now to embrace a kinder, clearer way to communicate, reclaim your voice, and take one meaningful action today toward healing and women's empowerment after spiritual abuse and religious trauma.Tags: Religious trauma, spiritual abuse, deconstruction, exmormon, exmo, exvangelical, recovering catholic, excatholic, former jehovah's witness, women's empowerment, feminism, leaving religion, self-worth, high demand religions, high control groups, high control religion, cult, cult recovery, brainwashed, high demand religion, spiritual trauma, church abuse.Writer and Host: Clare CoradoVoiceover Talent: Jason KirkoverContact: [email protected] Instagram: @brainwashbegone

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