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Re: trauma and cycles in the present » gardenergirl

Posted by alexandra_k on January 2, 2006, at 23:38:44

In reply to Re: trauma and cycles in the present ?alexandra_k, posted by gardenergirl on January 2, 2006, at 6:37:04

> Perhaps consider looking at behaviors you want to change without adding the judgement that others need to protect themselves from you. Because that's THEIR issue/problem, not yours. You can still change behavior, but how others react to it is within their control.

Yeah. But I think I do cause other people pain sometimes :-(

And yeah. Sometimes I think that I need to do what I did... But then sometimes I see that I was way overreacting... And that I hurt them :-(

Maybe... Hopefully... I am getting better at dealing with it than I used to though. And maybe... The hurt isn't as bad as I think it is...

> I wish you could have a powerful and sustained therapy experience now, when you seem to be thinking about yourself and what you want. I realize I'm so fortunate in my situation. I wish everyone could have therapy as easily as I can.

I think...

I need to believe that I don't need a therapist. That therapy is more likely to harm me than help me. And given my history with therapy... I think there is some relatively objective evidence for that.

I need to believe that.

And maybe...

Just maybe...

It is the truth that I am better off doing this myself... With a bit of help from my friends, of course. But not with a t.

 

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