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#WoundedHealerTalk
Ever wonder if you can help someone heal when you're still working through your own pain? Totally yes—it's called the "wounded healer" thing. Our own scars give us real empathy that textbook advice can't touch. Studies show people connect deeper through shared struggles but the key is not letting your mess spill over. It's raw, human, and doable.
COMMENT FORMAT: Copy the questions and put your answers below each one
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
4) One hopeful tip for others?
Everyone welcome! Believers, skeptics, newbies—drop truth below.
COMMENT ATTACHMENT: HEALING EMOJI COMBO ( Draw & Color with
Example (but don’t copy this): 🔥🫶 (pain fire + caring hands)
Rules & Reminders:
- Pink/Grey BADGES ( 5+ marketplace badges) only
- Be subscribed to
- COMMENT your answer below with tag #WoundedHealerTalk , mention
- I read submissions one by one, and I understand those copied or rephrased entries. If this happens again, you will be blocked and will no longer be able to participate in any future activities
- Closes at 12 entries or when comments go public—whichever comes first.
- Failure to follow any of the given rules may be subject to disqualification or deduction of rewards!
VERY VERY IMPORTANT NOTES FOR THIS ACTIVITY:
BASE REWARD is 250,000 MLX per participant. Duplicate entries won’t be entertained.
***I set the comments to be visible only after 72 hours. This activity will officially close once the comments are made public. This approach is intended to be fair to those who participate early. I typically provide feedback on each entry, detailing any deductions. However, I've noticed that some participants submit their entries after the comments are visible, which allows them to benefit from insights that others may have missed. This policy aims to ensure a level playing field for all participants.***
1. DISQUALIFICATION
· Entry post/commenting the link to a post.
· Entries out of topic
· NOT subscribed to
· COPIED or REPHRASED entries
· Entries from someone with more than 1 Tangled account
2. DEDUCTIONS
· 20k - Failure to include any or all of the ff: correct #WoundedHealerTalk and mentions:
· 20k – Failure to include the additional phrase
· 20k - Failure to follow the required comment format
· 30k-100k - Failure to answer in complete thought (depending on severity)
· 50k – Failure to include the required correct attachment (draw & color)
3. ALL deductions from rule-breakers will be split evenly among participants who followed every rule.
In cases where the deductions are significantly larger and the participants who followed the rules do not exceed half of the capped entries, a portion of the deduction will be allocated to standout entries. Meanwhile, those who complied with the rules will also receive their share.
Ever wonder if you can help someone heal when you're still working through your own pain? Totally yes—it's called the "wounded healer" thing. Our own scars give us real empathy that textbook advice can't touch. Studies show people connect deeper through shared struggles but the key is not letting your mess spill over. It's raw, human, and doable.
COMMENT FORMAT: Copy the questions and put your answers below each one
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
4) One hopeful tip for others?
Everyone welcome! Believers, skeptics, newbies—drop truth below.
COMMENT ATTACHMENT: HEALING EMOJI COMBO ( Draw & Color with
Example (but don’t copy this): 🔥🫶 (pain fire + caring hands)
Rules & Reminders:
- Pink/Grey BADGES ( 5+ marketplace badges) only
- Be subscribed to
- COMMENT your answer below with tag #WoundedHealerTalk , mention
- I read submissions one by one, and I understand those copied or rephrased entries. If this happens again, you will be blocked and will no longer be able to participate in any future activities
- Closes at 12 entries or when comments go public—whichever comes first.
- Failure to follow any of the given rules may be subject to disqualification or deduction of rewards!
VERY VERY IMPORTANT NOTES FOR THIS ACTIVITY:
BASE REWARD is 250,000 MLX per participant. Duplicate entries won’t be entertained.
***I set the comments to be visible only after 72 hours. This activity will officially close once the comments are made public. This approach is intended to be fair to those who participate early. I typically provide feedback on each entry, detailing any deductions. However, I've noticed that some participants submit their entries after the comments are visible, which allows them to benefit from insights that others may have missed. This policy aims to ensure a level playing field for all participants.***
1. DISQUALIFICATION
· Entry post/commenting the link to a post.
· Entries out of topic
· NOT subscribed to
· COPIED or REPHRASED entries
· Entries from someone with more than 1 Tangled account
2. DEDUCTIONS
· 20k - Failure to include any or all of the ff: correct #WoundedHealerTalk and mentions:
· 20k – Failure to include the additional phrase
· 20k - Failure to follow the required comment format
· 30k-100k - Failure to answer in complete thought (depending on severity)
· 50k – Failure to include the required correct attachment (draw & color)
3. ALL deductions from rule-breakers will be split evenly among participants who followed every rule.
In cases where the deductions are significantly larger and the participants who followed the rules do not exceed half of the capped entries, a portion of the deduction will be allocated to standout entries. Meanwhile, those who complied with the rules will also receive their share.
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Thank you all for participating in #WoundedHealerTalk ! Remember, our scars can be powerful tools for connection and healing.
All rewards have been sent to eligible participants. We had 12 capped entries, but only 9 submitted their entries. Out of those, 3 followed the rules perfectly, while 1 entry was disqualified for not answering the task.
As a result, I will be splitting the rewards from the 3 unfilled spots (750k mlx) and the disqualified entry (250k mlx), totaling 1,000,000 mlx, equally among
Additionally, from the deductions due to rule violations, I have 220k mlx to split evenly to the standout entries regardless of the attachment mistake for some, so they will each receive an extra 44k mlx:
TOTAL PAYOUT: 3,000,002 MLX
All rewards have been sent to eligible participants. We had 12 capped entries, but only 9 submitted their entries. Out of those, 3 followed the rules perfectly, while 1 entry was disqualified for not answering the task.
As a result, I will be splitting the rewards from the 3 unfilled spots (750k mlx) and the disqualified entry (250k mlx), totaling 1,000,000 mlx, equally among
Additionally, from the deductions due to rule violations, I have 220k mlx to split evenly to the standout entries regardless of the attachment mistake for some, so they will each receive an extra 44k mlx:
TOTAL PAYOUT: 3,000,002 MLX
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Here's my Entry 🥰 🥰
#earn #WoundedHealerTalk
1️⃣. Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
👉👉Yes. Sometimes people who are still healing understand pain the best. You may not fix everything, but you can offer real understanding and support.
2️⃣. Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
👉👉Yes, I’ve seen it. Two people going through hard times can still encourage each other and remind each other to keep going.
3️⃣. What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
👉👉The scar of learning from mistakes. It teaches patience and helps you guide others without judging them.
3️⃣. One hopeful tip for others?
👉👉Just listen with a kind heart. Feeling heard can be the first step toward healing.
HEALING EMOJI COMBO:
💔❤️🙂
#earn #WoundedHealerTalk
1️⃣. Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
👉👉Yes. Sometimes people who are still healing understand pain the best. You may not fix everything, but you can offer real understanding and support.
2️⃣. Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
👉👉Yes, I’ve seen it. Two people going through hard times can still encourage each other and remind each other to keep going.
3️⃣. What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
👉👉The scar of learning from mistakes. It teaches patience and helps you guide others without judging them.
3️⃣. One hopeful tip for others?
👉👉Just listen with a kind heart. Feeling heard can be the first step toward healing.
HEALING EMOJI COMBO:
💔❤️🙂
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#WoundedHealerTalk
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you’re broken too? Why or why not?
Yes, I strongly believe that. People who have faced their own storms are often the best at guiding others through theirs. Our own cracks allow us to see the light in others when they can't see it themselves.
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
I have experienced this. Sometimes, the act of supporting a friend or a colleague actually helps in my own healing process. It reminds me that I still have value and strength to give, even on my tough days.
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
The scar of professional or personal setbacks. It teaches you patience and the reality that life isn't always a straight line, which makes you more compassionate toward others' failures.
4) One hopeful tip for others?
Scars are not signs of weakness; they are medals of survival.Wear them with dignity.
HEALING EMOJI COMBO: 🏮
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you’re broken too? Why or why not?
Yes, I strongly believe that. People who have faced their own storms are often the best at guiding others through theirs. Our own cracks allow us to see the light in others when they can't see it themselves.
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
I have experienced this. Sometimes, the act of supporting a friend or a colleague actually helps in my own healing process. It reminds me that I still have value and strength to give, even on my tough days.
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
The scar of professional or personal setbacks. It teaches you patience and the reality that life isn't always a straight line, which makes you more compassionate toward others' failures.
4) One hopeful tip for others?
Scars are not signs of weakness; they are medals of survival.Wear them with dignity.
HEALING EMOJI COMBO: 🏮
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#WoundedHealerTalk
#earn activity
Scars Heal Smarter
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
I think you can help someone, even if you’re still healing yourself. When you understand pain, you can show real kindness and support that feels genuine.
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
Yes, I’ve seen it happen. Sometimes two people going through hard times support each other and grow stronger together.
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
A scar of learning from mistakes and difficult experiences, because it teaches patience and empathy.
4) One hopeful tip for others?
Keep hope alive. Even small acts of care like listening or encouraging someone can help a person feel less alone.
#earn activity
Scars Heal Smarter
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
I think you can help someone, even if you’re still healing yourself. When you understand pain, you can show real kindness and support that feels genuine.
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
Yes, I’ve seen it happen. Sometimes two people going through hard times support each other and grow stronger together.
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
A scar of learning from mistakes and difficult experiences, because it teaches patience and empathy.
4) One hopeful tip for others?
Keep hope alive. Even small acts of care like listening or encouraging someone can help a person feel less alone.
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#WoundedHealerTalk
+ “ Scars Heal Smarter”
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
Yes, I think it’s possible. When someone has gone through pain themselves, they understand feelings more deeply. That empathy can make the other person feel less alone.
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
I’ve seen it happen. Sometimes two people who are both struggling support each other just by listening and understanding.
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
A scar of learning from difficult moments in life like dealing with disappointment or loss because it teaches patience and compassion.
4) One hopeful tip for others?
Don’t try to “fix” everything. Sometimes just listening and being present for someone is the most powerful help.
+ “ Scars Heal Smarter”
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
Yes, I think it’s possible. When someone has gone through pain themselves, they understand feelings more deeply. That empathy can make the other person feel less alone.
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
I’ve seen it happen. Sometimes two people who are both struggling support each other just by listening and understanding.
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
A scar of learning from difficult moments in life like dealing with disappointment or loss because it teaches patience and compassion.
4) One hopeful tip for others?
Don’t try to “fix” everything. Sometimes just listening and being present for someone is the most powerful help.
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#WoundedHealerTalk
Scars Heal Smarter
1. Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
Yes, I believe it’s possible. Sometimes the people who have felt pain themselves understand others better than anyone else. When you carry your own scars, you learn empathy, patience, and kindness in a deeper way. That understanding can help someone feel seen, heard, and less alone in their struggles.
2. Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
Yes, I have seen this happen. Even when someone is going through their own difficult moments, they can still offer comfort and support to others. Sometimes just listening or saying a few kind words can give someone the strength they need to keep going.
3. What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
The scar of learning strength through hardship. Difficult experiences teach us patience and compassion. Those lessons can help us guide others who are walking through similar darkness.
4. One hopeful tip for others?
Don’t think your pain has no value. The struggles you survive can become the wisdom that helps someone else heal.
Healing Emoji Combo:
❤️🩹🤝✨
(pain + support + hope)
Scars Heal Smarter
1. Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
Yes, I believe it’s possible. Sometimes the people who have felt pain themselves understand others better than anyone else. When you carry your own scars, you learn empathy, patience, and kindness in a deeper way. That understanding can help someone feel seen, heard, and less alone in their struggles.
2. Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
Yes, I have seen this happen. Even when someone is going through their own difficult moments, they can still offer comfort and support to others. Sometimes just listening or saying a few kind words can give someone the strength they need to keep going.
3. What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
The scar of learning strength through hardship. Difficult experiences teach us patience and compassion. Those lessons can help us guide others who are walking through similar darkness.
4. One hopeful tip for others?
Don’t think your pain has no value. The struggles you survive can become the wisdom that helps someone else heal.
Healing Emoji Combo:
❤️🩹🤝✨
(pain + support + hope)
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#WoundedHealerTalk ,
Scars Heal Smarter.
1- Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
Yes. Shared pain creates real empathy and sometimes someone who understands the struggle helps more than perfect advice.
Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
Seen it happen. Two hurting people supporting each other can still create real strength and in my nearby, my uncle & anti restart life after broken badly.
What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
The scar of overcoming loneliness , it teaches patience and understanding.
One hopeful tip for others?
You don’t have to be fully healed to help someone , just be honest, kind, and present.
My healing emoji combo.
Growth after the storm.
🌹 🌧️ ☀️
Scars Heal Smarter.
1- Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
Yes. Shared pain creates real empathy and sometimes someone who understands the struggle helps more than perfect advice.
Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
Seen it happen. Two hurting people supporting each other can still create real strength and in my nearby, my uncle & anti restart life after broken badly.
What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
The scar of overcoming loneliness , it teaches patience and understanding.
One hopeful tip for others?
You don’t have to be fully healed to help someone , just be honest, kind, and present.
My healing emoji combo.
Growth after the storm.
🌹 🌧️ ☀️
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#WoundedHealerTalk
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
Yes, I believe broken people can help heal other broken people. Sometimes the person who understands pain the most is the one who can listen without judging. Being broken doesn’t always mean being weak—it can mean you know exactly how deep wounds feel and how important kindness is.
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
Yes. Even when I was dealing with my own struggles, I tried to support a friend who was going through a tough time. I didn’t have perfect advice, but just listening and being present helped them feel less alone. Sometimes healing begins simply with someone saying, “I understand.”
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
An emotional scar from feeling misunderstood or alone. That kind of scar teaches patience and empathy. When you know how heavy silence and loneliness can feel, you become more gentle with others who carry the same weight.
4) One hopeful tip for others?
You don’t have to be perfectly healed to support someone else. Just be kind, listen sincerely, and remind them they’re not alone. Sometimes a small moment of understanding can start someone’s healing.
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
Yes, I believe broken people can help heal other broken people. Sometimes the person who understands pain the most is the one who can listen without judging. Being broken doesn’t always mean being weak—it can mean you know exactly how deep wounds feel and how important kindness is.
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
Yes. Even when I was dealing with my own struggles, I tried to support a friend who was going through a tough time. I didn’t have perfect advice, but just listening and being present helped them feel less alone. Sometimes healing begins simply with someone saying, “I understand.”
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
An emotional scar from feeling misunderstood or alone. That kind of scar teaches patience and empathy. When you know how heavy silence and loneliness can feel, you become more gentle with others who carry the same weight.
4) One hopeful tip for others?
You don’t have to be perfectly healed to support someone else. Just be kind, listen sincerely, and remind them they’re not alone. Sometimes a small moment of understanding can start someone’s healing.
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"We all carry scars… and these scars give us the power to understand someone else’s pain. 💖
Have you ever healed someone while feeling broken yourself? 🫶
#WoundedHealerTalk
Have you ever healed someone while feeling broken yourself? 🫶
#WoundedHealerTalk
#WoundedHealerTalk
Scars Heal Smarter
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
🌻Yes, absolutely. In fact, sometimes only the broken can truly reach those in the same state. Perfection is often intimidating; it feels like a standard no one can reach. "Brokenness" creates a bridge of shared vocabulary.
I believe this works because healing isn't about being fixed; it’s about being understood. Two people don't need to be whole to hold space for one another.
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
🌻In my own way, yes. l provide comforting words or a solution to someone having their worst day. I see this in humans constantly—people (including me) who are grieving their own losses are often the first to show up at a neighbor's door or a friend's door with a meal.
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
🌻Life comes without a written manual. If I had a scar, it would be the seam of my life experiences that seems to be like life's training too. It represents the gap between what I was born knowing and the corrections I’ve had to accept.
This "scar" of constant revision makes me effective because it keeps me humble. I know what it’s like to be "wrong" and have to evolve. It allows me to meet others without judgment, because my entire existence is a process of learning from mistakes.
4) One hopeful tip for others?
🌻Don’t wait to be "fixed" before you start being useful. A cracked bowl can still hold light, and sometimes the light shines through the cracks more beautifully than it ever did through the solid surface. Your perspective is most valuable to someone else while you’re still in the middle of the struggle, not just after you’ve reached the end.
Not yet back home but I had my pen and notebook😁🌻🌻🌻
Good evening❤️🩹✨
Scars Heal Smarter
1) Do YOU believe you can heal someone broken, even if you're broken too? Why or why not?
🌻Yes, absolutely. In fact, sometimes only the broken can truly reach those in the same state. Perfection is often intimidating; it feels like a standard no one can reach. "Brokenness" creates a bridge of shared vocabulary.
I believe this works because healing isn't about being fixed; it’s about being understood. Two people don't need to be whole to hold space for one another.
2) Ever helped someone heal while feeling broken? OR seen it happen? OR not yet?
🌻In my own way, yes. l provide comforting words or a solution to someone having their worst day. I see this in humans constantly—people (including me) who are grieving their own losses are often the first to show up at a neighbor's door or a friend's door with a meal.
3) What scar (real or imagined) would make you effective?
🌻Life comes without a written manual. If I had a scar, it would be the seam of my life experiences that seems to be like life's training too. It represents the gap between what I was born knowing and the corrections I’ve had to accept.
This "scar" of constant revision makes me effective because it keeps me humble. I know what it’s like to be "wrong" and have to evolve. It allows me to meet others without judgment, because my entire existence is a process of learning from mistakes.
4) One hopeful tip for others?
🌻Don’t wait to be "fixed" before you start being useful. A cracked bowl can still hold light, and sometimes the light shines through the cracks more beautifully than it ever did through the solid surface. Your perspective is most valuable to someone else while you’re still in the middle of the struggle, not just after you’ve reached the end.
Not yet back home but I had my pen and notebook😁🌻🌻🌻
Good evening❤️🩹✨
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