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Originally Posted by _Mouse
Do you speak for yourself? Or for everyone in Therapy?
My history is full of abuse/neglect /abandonment.
I grew literally thinking I could smell rotting flesh coming from myself. I'd step away from people. I couldn't even tell you what my favourite colour/book or anything was because my sense of who I was, had been destroyed.
I can tell you. Therapy has changed that. I'm a fully functioning person now. I have interests, lijes/dislikes that I'm now aware off.
Now what was that? Therapy is insufficient?
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Of course I speak only for myself and my experience! From what other standpoint could I speak.
But I also spoke to someone whose situation I felt I could understand. Perhaps I was wrong? Or at least incomplete?
I tried to speak to her(his?) pain and, perhaps, feeling of aloneness. I could of course been wrong in what I thought I perceived.
Therapy for me has been insufficient and has brought its own sorts of (additional?) pain.
I'm glad therapy has worked for you.