Kourtney Kardashian Barker is not one to shy away from tough conversations, as seen in the latest episode of ‘The Kardashians’. Delving into deep topics, she questioned Kris Jenner, her mother, about her controlling nature, attributing it to Jenner’s shift from being led to leading. Kourtney’s emphasis on embracing ‘feminine energy’ through self-care and letting go, however, didn’t resonate much with Kris.
The conversation took a turn towards generational trauma, with Kourtney sharing her insights from therapy sessions. She spoke about how past traumas are passed down, even suggesting that certain relational patterns might be generational. Her sister Khloé, skeptical of this approach, questioned the need for deep psychological analysis instead of just moving forward with life’s challenges.
Despite Kris’s reluctance to engage deeply with these topics and Khloé’s skepticism, Kourtney persisted, highlighting the importance of therapy in breaking detrimental patterns. Her dedication to therapy and self-awareness has been a long-standing journey, aimed not just at personal growth but also at healing generational wounds within her family.
In the end, Kourtney’s persistence seems to have made an impact, as Kris later acknowledges the importance of addressing generational trauma, indicating that Kourtney’s messages, though initially met with resistance, do eventually resonate.
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