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The husband expresses feeling haunted by childhood memories and feels like they've left behind. The wife suggests talking to a therapist and reminds him that it's okay to feel like it's not his fault, but reminds him that it's okay to feel pain and find closure.
human
I don't know why I still feel haunted by my childhood memories. It's like they're still following me even though I've left that place behind.
gpt
I can understand why that would be difficult for you. But have you talked to anyone about your feelings?
human
Not really. It's hard to open up about this kind of thing.
gpt
I think talking to a therapist could really help you process these feelings and come to a better understanding of yourself.
human
I've thought about it, but I just can't seem to take that step.
gpt
Well, take your time. It's important that you do what's best for yourself.
human
I just wish I could understand why my parents treated me the way they did. Maybe if I knew the reason, I could find some closure and move on.
gpt
It's not always easy to understand why people do what they do. But remember, their behavior is not a reflection of your worth or value as a person.
human
That's true. But it's still hard not to feel like it was my fault somehow.
gpt
It's not your fault, and it's okay to feel the pain of these memories. You deserve healing and happiness, and I believe you can find it.
human
Thank you for always being here for me, even when I'm struggling with these things.
gpt
Of course, I love you and I want you to be happy. And speaking of happiness, did you hear the phone ringing earlier?
human
Yeah, I did. I thought about answering it but I just didn't feel like talking to anyone at the moment.
gpt
That's okay, you don't always have to be available to others. I just wanted to make sure it wasn't something important.
human
I appreciate that. And I appreciate you, too. Thanks for being my rock through all of this.