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I'm so very sorry you had to survive all of that. And this too. And I can relate to your fear, your confusion, your paranoia about even your therapist. Some of the men who abused me was men with pretty much power, I gather(can't remember, don't want to remember), and they did 'share' me and did a lot of sick stuff. And so many people must have looked the other way, because it's impossible for so many people to do stuff like that without no-one ever noticing anything. It's sickening, and it messed me and my life up so badly, that my issues with trust is really, really big. (no shit!)
But I think it's good trying to chose to trust your therapist, despite the fear. Talk to her about your fear and paranoia too. I really understand the need to "win", but it made me put my self in a situation where I was raped again. It was a really dangerous need. Despite understandable. But there is no way you can "win" against him/them in that way. You were powerless. He did what he did. It really sucks, big time. And yes, do cry, feel, grieve and do what you need to heal. But playing games with him won't give you the satisfaction of 'winning': not playing at all is to be the winner. To heal, to move on with your life(when you've grieved it all enough to do so) and to not let him/them destroy the rest of your life. They're sick bastards! And hopefully karma is going to hit them. And some of them might even be living they're own hell(some abusers do).
Crossing my fingers you find your strength to get your self out of this dangerous situation soon.
But I think it's good trying to chose to trust your therapist, despite the fear. Talk to her about your fear and paranoia too. I really understand the need to "win", but it made me put my self in a situation where I was raped again. It was a really dangerous need. Despite understandable. But there is no way you can "win" against him/them in that way. You were powerless. He did what he did. It really sucks, big time. And yes, do cry, feel, grieve and do what you need to heal. But playing games with him won't give you the satisfaction of 'winning': not playing at all is to be the winner. To heal, to move on with your life(when you've grieved it all enough to do so) and to not let him/them destroy the rest of your life. They're sick bastards! And hopefully karma is going to hit them. And some of them might even be living they're own hell(some abusers do).
Crossing my fingers you find your strength to get your self out of this dangerous situation soon.