The Unloved Daughter. How to Leave Traumatic Relationships with Your Mother in the Past and Start a New Life

It is generally believed that a mother's love is unconditional and unshakeable. Few are willing to acknowledge that there are cruel, unloving mothers.
As they grow up, the children of such mothers often remain silent about their experiences and suffer from loneliness. The external achievements of such individuals often merely mask their true self-perception: they are still unhappy due to what happened to them in childhood, despite a successful career and having their own families.
The book by American writer Peg Streep, formerly an unloved daughter, is addressed to women who have gone through such experiences.
The author not only presents numerous stories told by daughters of unloving mothers but also describes methods that help to rid oneself of the burdens of the past.