dogemn
All the nights I don't die
- May 30, 2023
- 70
Did you suffer from childhood abuse and dealing with its long-lasting effects?
I empathise with this. I just put my head down and lived through my childhood, resolving my own problems, went on the college etc etc. but really I think my childhood or lack of it really affected my adult interactions with people in way that I really didn't realise how deep the problem was until much later, like how insecure attachment affects people, or abandonment affects peopleYes, but indirectly in the sense that I fought so hard to make it out of my situation and be completely independent, only to be beaten down by life because the trauma caused me to not know how to live or love or be happy in the world. I thought that I had simply needed to escape the trauma to move on with my life, but the side effects have made my adult years full of suffering. The trauma very negatively affects all of my interactions with other people.
My mom Hits me sometimes when she's very stressed and I talk back to her .. sometimes it gets so bad I need to lock myself into the bathroom and I cry there for a whileDid you suffer from childhood abuse and dealing with its long-lasting effects?
I relate it's really hard to recover from things like this especially when it goes on for so long :/I was sa and abused but I can t remember it, i have only the proof of it (for sa). The worst is that the reason why he did this was the empowerment upon my mother and not for pleasure (but perhaps it s always for this reason that these assholes do that ?) : make her suffering, destroying what she loved. I was nothing. 1st I was 5, to 14.
sa.ing a child is the worst thing that could happen. You cannot recover from that, just miserabily live with it but one day, it comes back to delete you on a way or another.
Not the only reason but a strong reason to ctb.
After that, who can say that we are cowards if we suicide ?i made it my choice not to die miserably.