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Thank you, everyone, for your replies, compassion and hugs. I haven't been in a place like this for a long, long time.
My t calls it a good place. Because I am fully in reality and can see the things for what they are. I'd define a good place differently, but I know what she means. However, I am truly not sure at all whether I can live a life in this real world.
It's good you have them, Shellbell.
I agree to this. I went through that, it was true for me. But it's difficult to explain.
The other day I almost bought a big wooden closet I found online just because it had nothing in it and I could have just sat in it.
It's a dark, horrible, sickening thing to realise and face. I think you need allow and express your feelings about it, because it is unjust, random, cruel, pointless, senseless and beyond comprehension.
My t calls it a good place. Because I am fully in reality and can see the things for what they are. I'd define a good place differently, but I know what she means. However, I am truly not sure at all whether I can live a life in this real world.
If I didn't have kids, I'd be joining you in Africa.
It's good you have them, Shellbell.
I can't feel any emotional connection to this for myself but have heard that one of the roles self blame has is that it gives us the illusion of power. We have some sense of controlling it as we deserved it. It also gives us a sense of rightness in the world and the world making some sense. Take that away and we realise that we neither had power nor does the world make sense in this context. That is hard.
I agree to this. I went through that, it was true for me. But it's difficult to explain.
A closet sounded exciting to me.
The other day I almost bought a big wooden closet I found online just because it had nothing in it and I could have just sat in it.