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Jan 04, 2016, 07:53 PM
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Does anybody have memories of things or conversations that never happened? I've had these "memories" for awhile of certain events in my childhood, but after talking to my family members, I realized that either my memory is wrong (wrong age, wrong place), or what I thought I remembered never happened at all. This is so frustrating...
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Jan 05, 2016, 02:52 AM
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let me show you what I mean... one day I remembered going some place I have never been to. that memory felt so real. but then when working with my treatment provider and looking through my life, family and friends I discovered I had never gone there, ...but... the feelings\emotions that memory contained were very real and a part of my real life. memories can also not be real but be metaphors for something. example I had this one memory of standing around bouncing a ball. never happened but bouncing that ball was a metaphor for my life at that time bouncing around in the foster care system while by parents and caseworker prosecuted my abusers. my suggestion would be contacting your or a treatment provider in your off computer location. they can help you to sort out these false memories and find out why you \your brain is causing your brain to create false memories. |
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Jan 05, 2016, 08:32 AM
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If I feel a memory has a false flavor, I tend to wonder if I dreamed it or something. Being very prone to dissociation though, memories are a subject that I would fail at.
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Jan 05, 2016, 03:06 PM
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I would suggest psychotherapy, as it is often the case that so-called false memories are not actually false but are coming from somewhere...
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