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    Bradshaw explains that we first see the world through the eyes of a little child, and that “inner child” remains with us throughout our lives, no matter how outwardly “grown-up” and powerful we become. If our vulnerable inner child was hurt—whether through neglect, criticism, invalidation of feelings, exposure to violence, or loss of a loved one—those wounds can contaminate our adult life, fueling dysfunctional behaviors, boundary issues, low self‑worth, addiction, and a pervasive sense of emptiness.