Adults frequently use phrases such as 'They mean well,' 'They wanted the best for me,' and 'They did not mean it' to justify or minimize harmful parenting behaviors, which can hinder the establishment of healthy boundaries and affect professional relationships. Research indicates that loyalty to family can lead individuals to overlook or rationalize negative actions, often resulting in emotional strain. Studies show that pressure to obey parents out of fear can impact assertiveness and behavior in other areas. Experts recommend acknowledging both positive intentions and negative impacts, distinguishing between intentions and outcomes, and setting clear boundaries to support healthier relationships and leadership.
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