I first posted on this thread shortly after joining the forum. Spilled something I had never told anyone before. I think because of that I was able to tell it to my current therapist. I don't remember much before 10 years old but I did a a lot of bad shit as an adult (over 18)
I did a lot of stupid shit too but the bad choices I made, the bad things I did... I knew they were wrong and I did them anyway
I've been arrested, fingerprinted and all... Arrested for shoplifting, they held me in a cell all day as I wailed.. The next day, I went out and shoplifted again because I knew the adrenalin rush was going to be so much more intense.
I had abortion at 19 weeks. The labor was longer and harder than any of my living children. When the first labor pain hit I wanted to change my mind. Instead I lay in a room for around 30 hours alone except for the occasional cold clinical, check, apologizing to my baby for being a murderer. A male nurse came in the room once during the labor, stuck his finger up my ass, then said "do you like that?" Removed his finger and left. He didn't come back and I never said anything about it, until now.
I broke all 10 commandments. I never cheated while in a relationship but I had affairs with married men so I figure since I knew he was married, I was committing adultery as much as he was.
Slept with random men in my teens sometimes two, three, four at the same time... I figured why not, they'll just take it anyway. They were all in their thirties and older. They gave me enough drink and drugs to not be there, not that I would have been there anyway but the drink and drug made it possible for me to really not be there instead of watching from a far. They were f*cking a shell, didn't notice or care
These are things and more I did a long time ago and as deep as the shame and self hate goes
The things done to me as a child, things I don't remember except for a flash now and then or the occasional poem by a child part... Those things make me feel more shame and self hate than anything I chose to do as an adult.
But I still hold fast to "My past does not define me"