Money dysmorphia is the gap between what your account holds and what your body believes — you can be objectively fine and still feel one bad week from ruin. That distortion isn't vanity or ingratitude; it's a survival setting that got installed early and never updated. This isn't a budgeting lecture. It's a short, private reading that names whose voice set the distortion, separates the number from the story, and shows you the strength the fear has been hiding. Free to start. Reflection, not financial advice.
Money dysmorphia is a distorted sense of your own finances — feeling broke or unsafe even when the numbers are fine. It's a survival setting installed early, not a flaw or ingratitude. This free private reading names where it came from and helps you see clearly again. Reflection, not advice.