Don't allow your youth to interfere with your adulthood.
By Crystal Andrus — Written on Jul 17, 2012
If your childhood was anything but idyllic, your past may prevent you from trusting others as an adult. You may even find it difficult to be happy in your post-adolescent life. You probably wonder if it will ever be possible to put your youth behind you, especially now that you've become a mistrustful, wary adult. Fortunately, there is hope.
In this video, women's advocate, dating coach and YourTango Expert, Crystal Andrus confirms the difficulty of having a rough childhood, as it often leads to larger problems later in life, including mistrustfulness and difficulty accepting others, especially in relationships. However, Crystal says that the "biggest gift" you can give to yourself is to learn to trust yourself and your own instincts.
"The more that you listen to yourself," says Crystal, "the more that you will trust that you will always take care of you. You don't have to be afraid." Relationships: How Do I Learn To Argue Like An Adult?
Want to learn more? Check out the video above.