Rose White
MyPTSD Pro
Just what it says. The feeling is beyond familiar—it’s comforting. Because it’s better than drawing attention to myself as an infant. The longer I can suppress my needs, the longer I can avoid my abuser. But I don’t need anyone to feed me anymore, now I can feed myself.
What false truth is hiding in this cognitive distortion? Maybe it’s related to the compulsion to punish myself and self-worth? How is starving a bad habit? Am I just seeking attention by talking about it? Maybe I should ignore that cognitive distortion and trust that my body will always eat when it is ready, there’s nothing to be afraid of.
What false truth is hiding in this cognitive distortion? Maybe it’s related to the compulsion to punish myself and self-worth? How is starving a bad habit? Am I just seeking attention by talking about it? Maybe I should ignore that cognitive distortion and trust that my body will always eat when it is ready, there’s nothing to be afraid of.