"Mi madre NARCISISTA es mi peor enemiga " | Con Luna Molina
Pensando en Voz Alta
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🎙️ Welcome to the second season of the podcast "Thinking Out Loud." We're launching a new section featuring the life stories of our interviewees.
Today we spoke with Luna Molina, a woman who, from childhood, had to face a sordid and dysfunctional environment, as she grew up in a setting marked by the normalization of prostitution and the abuse inflicted by her own mother.
Luna never felt that her home was a safe place, and her relationship with her mother became increasingly strained, reaching unimaginable levels. According to Luna herself, her mother ended up becoming her worst enemy.
Today, she joins the podcast after a great deal of inner work and a long period of therapy that has allowed her to heal and forgive. As the mother of a wonderful little girl, Luna has taken control of her life and decided not to replicate the toxic family patterns she had learned.
👉 We'd love to hear what you think about Luna's story. Let us know in the comments!
Don't forget to follow us on our social media:
Miriam's Instagram: Instagram: aterapiaconmiriam
Thaïs's Instagram: Instagram: tuescueladeventas
Luna's Instagram: Instagram: crececonluna
Podcast Instagram: Instagram: pensandoenvozaltapodcast
Want to start your personal growth and development journey?
👉 Schedule your therapy session with Miriam's team of psychologists by sending a WhatsApp message to: +34 661 32 32 61
👉 Schedule your coaching session directly with Thaïs by sending a WhatsApp message to: +34 651 974 835
Best regards! See you in the next episode ❤️🩹
00:00 Episode Preview
01:11 Introducing Luna Molina and her story
02:21 A childhood marked by emotional absence
04:21 Growing up surrounded by the world of prostitution
06:39 Understanding from childhood what she shouldn't have understood
07:21 Early sexualization and lack of healthy boundaries
09:35 Childhood, sex, and adult environments
10:04 First contact with drugs and fear of falling further
11:22 Adolescence, trial, and conflict with her mother
14:00 Physical abuse and extreme punishments at home
16:22 Gifts, blackmail, and emotional deprivation
18:09 “The worst toxic relationship was with my mother”
19:18 Becoming a mother, running away from home, and breaking patterns
23:23 Kicking her out and blowing out candles alone in a park
25:37 The police, the fear and not wanting to go home
27:20 The teenage “rebellion” that hid a lot of pain
29:34 Self-harm, emptiness, and a cry for help
31:30 Living on alert: hypervigilance and anxiety
33:10 Being a caregiver too soon
34:12 Tenerife, guilt, and emotional blackmail
36:06 Social services and the attempt to take her daughter away
38:50 Manipulation through her daughter
39:45 How she repeated the abuse in her relationships
41:28 Her experience working as a prostitute
43:28 Clients, fetishes, and feeling like a “savior”
45:12 Boundaries within prostitution
46:53 The question in therapy that changed everything
49:14 Colleagues, wounds, and social judgment
50:27 The first client and the initial fear
51:32 The figure who protected her in her childhood
52:08 Who is Luna now of everything she's been through
54:03 Therapy, reconstruction, and breaking the family history
55:07 The grief of accepting that her mother won't change
56:07 Raising her daughter differently
57:25 The final trigger for severing ties
58:32 Episode closing and farewell
20 Comments
Así viví 3 años hasta que me separe, así que los hijos de narcisistas terminan siendo igual es una lastima pero son como una secta satánica que cuando se gradúan siendo tan enfermos y lastimando al prójimo, entonces sienten que lograron algo...
Que que junto con el padre los hemos edecuado bien , a lo que boy está que tenia
Comida
Y cuidados no sabe lo que es ser niña y estarte muriendo de hambre a medio día siempre , hay gente q tiene muchos privilegios y aun así se hacen como quieren , Rebeldes , y sin así porque les dan de mas
"Mi madre NARCISISTA es mi peor enemiga " | Con Luna Molina
Pensando en Voz Alta
41,525 views
Want to share your story? Write to us at info.pensandoenvozalta@gmail.com 📩
🎙️ Welcome to the second season of the podcast "Thinking Out Loud." We're launching a new section featuring the life stories of our interviewees.
Today we spoke with Luna Molina, a woman who, from childhood, had to face a sordid and dysfunctional environment, as she grew up in a setting marked by the normalization of prostitution and the abuse inflicted by her own mother.
Luna never felt that her home was a safe place, and her relationship with her mother became increasingly strained, reaching unimaginable levels. According to Luna herself, her mother ended up becoming her worst enemy.
Today, she joins the podcast after a great deal of inner work and a long period of therapy that has allowed her to heal and forgive. As the mother of a wonderful little girl, Luna has taken control of her life and decided not to replicate the toxic family patterns she had learned.
👉 We'd love to hear what you think about Luna's story. Let us know in the comments!
Don't forget to follow us on our social media:
Miriam's Instagram: Instagram: aterapiaconmiriam
Thaïs's Instagram: Instagram: tuescueladeventas
Luna's Instagram: Instagram: crececonluna
Podcast Instagram: Instagram: pensandoenvozaltapodcast
Want to start your personal growth and development journey?
👉 Schedule your therapy session with Miriam's team of psychologists by sending a WhatsApp message to: +34 661 32 32 61
👉 Schedule your coaching session directly with Thaïs by sending a WhatsApp message to: +34 651 974 835
Best regards! See you in the next episode ❤️🩹
00:00 Episode Preview
01:11 Introducing Luna Molina and her story
02:21 A childhood marked by emotional absence
04:21 Growing up surrounded by the world of prostitution
06:39 Understanding from childhood what she shouldn't have understood
07:21 Early sexualization and lack of healthy boundaries
09:35 Childhood, sex, and adult environments
10:04 First contact with drugs and fear of falling further
11:22 Adolescence, trial, and conflict with her mother
14:00 Physical abuse and extreme punishments at home
16:22 Gifts, blackmail, and emotional deprivation
18:09 “The worst toxic relationship was with my mother”
19:18 Becoming a mother, running away from home, and breaking patterns
23:23 Kicking her out and blowing out candles alone in a park
25:37 The police, the fear and not wanting to go home
27:20 The teenage “rebellion” that hid a lot of pain
29:34 Self-harm, emptiness, and a cry for help
31:30 Living on alert: hypervigilance and anxiety
33:10 Being a caregiver too soon
34:12 Tenerife, guilt, and emotional blackmail
36:06 Social services and the attempt to take her daughter away
38:50 Manipulation through her daughter
39:45 How she repeated the abuse in her relationships
41:28 Her experience working as a prostitute
43:28 Clients, fetishes, and feeling like a “savior”
45:12 Boundaries within prostitution
46:53 The question in therapy that changed everything
49:14 Colleagues, wounds, and social judgment
50:27 The first client and the initial fear
51:32 The figure who protected her in her childhood
52:08 Who is Luna now of everything she's been through
54:03 Therapy, reconstruction, and breaking the family history
55:07 The grief of accepting that her mother won't change
56:07 Raising her daughter differently
57:25 The final trigger for severing ties
58:32 Episode closing and farewell