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Old Feb 04, 2015, 05:21 PM
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I was abused as a baby tot since 2, by my loving mother who knew no better thinking she was teaching me right from wrong with a wooden spoon giving me licks. What resulted from this is a fragmented life filled with bad self image, PTSD, no social skills, and a type of multiple personality complex. I was then bullied by my parents till I finally graduated high school and moved out. I spent my life getting beat, bouncing off walls and begging for my life. All this while dealing with a bipolar illness undetected till I was 43.

It wasn't till I was 25 years or so before I came out of my cocoon of which I became a full blown cocaine addict and an alcoholic. I'm 47 still drinking, and still fragmented. I was a drifter, in and out of jails, a real low life trying to kill himself with all the drugs and booze, destroying other lives as I go.

Moms and dads, don't beat your babies, ever.
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Old Feb 04, 2015, 07:37 PM
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What happened to you as a baby and while you were growing up was horrible! I truly hope that you are in therapy and can eventually learn how to work through the pain and anger you are still feeling. You are in my prayers.
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Old Feb 06, 2015, 12:57 AM
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Thanks. It has defintely screwed me up. All the anger and pain is buried in layers of fragments that I'm numb to it. Last time I tapped it, I ended up depersonalizing and cutting myself. It was so bad I ended up in the hospital. Since then we have reburied the memory to the dark recesses of my inner mind. So I may be a hundred people, I'm not in pain.
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Old Feb 07, 2015, 03:27 PM
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My mother also dealt out physical punishment. I don't remember a lot of my childhood. I'm now having therapy to deal with some things, including csa by strangers - her reactions to it didn't help.

I can understand wanting to leave memories buried, though I'm taking a bit of a different path from you as it seems there's a part of me that needs to deal with it all.

I hope that you can find some way to live at peace with yourself and have some happiness.


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Old Feb 07, 2015, 03:35 PM
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My mother also dealt out physical punishment. I don't remember a lot of my childhood. I'm now having therapy to deal with some things, including csa by strangers - her reactions to it didn't help.

I can understand wanting to leave memories buried, though I'm taking a bit of a different path from you as it seems there's a part of me that needs to deal with it all.

I hope that you can find some way to live at peace with yourself and have some happiness.


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Thanks. Coping skills are different for everyone. When I was a tot, all I knew was to dissassociate and be someone else. This kept up through out my life.

Other people in the same situation just deals with it and move on. I couldn't. When I deal with it, I cave in. I become suicidal, drink tons of rum, and draw blood ending up in a hospital. I have almost no memory from my past. Even yesterday is a dream.

I just live in the present and consider the past gone. Will I get fixed? I doubt it. This is my normal. I'm good with that. Alters are my friends. We do all right, most of the time.
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