"Breaking out of the cocoon is an extremely violent reorganization of the body. Part of the tissue in the larval stage is decomposed, the original organs are readjusted, and all the nutrients in the body are used to develop wings.
Failure may occur at different stages. Temperature, humidity, light and seasonal abnormalities may interfere with development or emergence; genetic defects, nutritional deficiencies or environmental abnormalities may cause the butterfly to die in the cocoon.
For every 100 butterfly eggs, only 2-10 will eventually become butterflies. In a hostile environment, there are even fewer winners. "
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This article involves serious issues of family of origin and psychological trauma. Some chapters include domestic violence, verbal humiliation, emotional neglect, mental control, and psychological crises. The above content may cause discomfort to some readers or trigger negative emotions related to personal experiences. Please read with caution according to your own situation. If necessary, you can temporarily skip relevant chapters or stop reading.
This article does not advocate replacing professional psychological support with intimate relationships, but rather encourages self-awareness in trauma and sincere connections between people.
Purpose: Self-awareness and mental health
