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Been feeling low for a while. Told T today that I always feel I can't just be depressed, that I wish I could be allowed to be that way in company, and not treated different or asked what's wrong, just allowed to 'be'!.
I added that I've felt my entire life that a law had been written forbidding me from feeling down. T said, I think that was your adoptive mother not allowing you to Mourn the loss of your birth mother. When she said that, I made the connection. I said, I never knew as a child that was what I was feeling! I just knew I had to hide how I felt. Looking back now, and remembering those dark times, putting what T said to them, Makes sense now. |
![]() RedSun, SnakeCharmer
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I think life would be better for everyone if being sad and crying was socially acceptable, just as being happy is. I'd love to cry in public whenever I felt like it rather than hold back.
It's great when T's give us insight into things. |
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Last time I looked it was not illegal to weep in public.
When people tell me to cheer up, I ask them to tell me a joke - if they can it lifts my mood, if not, well there we are. |
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I think my title refers to my experience growing up...
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Mouse, you are so wise!
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