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"Putting back in the box". I don' t know. I'd say looking through a collection of thoughts, or even files of thoughts. You have to know what it is, bring it out; "shadow work". Then you weed out. It's mindfulness; being aware. Look up "ego transcendence".

Now, I have been thinking on this too. I see this with so many people, and I have been thinking it's a symptom that isn't always discussed. It's a cousin to hoarding or something. Also, you can live with someone that clutters, and it can effect your relationship? To me; I feel like I have less...

Well. I'm reading about the "self-loathing and I understand, but I'm reading, "if I remove the parts that are sexually female; then I won't be a target"? Here is the thing though, the men or whoever, that hurt you because of the "sexual" nature of being a woman are "objectifying you", right...

also, Finchelet, I am curious about "the mirror being the universe". It may be that this is a safe place for a dissociative part to be out? I get that the cutting is a way to "cut off the emotionally repressed part of you". It's a symbolic act though. It's a shame part of you cutting of the...

so, are you saying, you had early trauma, and then the gang trauma came around the twenties? OK, when you have self mutilation; do you feel that regulates anger in any way? and if so, how is that?

Good point, but no, it's not an alter thing; it's a real situation

also, remember, "the bubble people are always there, that's the kicker...but get this..they go away when she "cuts", (a rage regulator toward her mother out of fear for she and her siblings at a child level), when she is " having sexual relations with her husband", and finally when she is in the...

OK, she is seeing a therapist, and it was "complex PTSD", obviously, but "Dissociative", possibly "DID". I was told, "perhaps it is atypical, but the bubble people are like a "safety-net", a part of the dissociative". Therapist was going to perform EMDR, but was afraid my friend was not "stable...

She does call them her, "bubble people". she does not have a diagnoses of dissociative. She did tell me she has had "an imaginary friend", not untypical, of course for children. This one, however, actually "carried out behaviors". She "blew out the ashes from her abusive mother's ash tray" and...

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Both. She had been hospitalized when her husband left her for a short time, as "she felt abandoned". She did not eat, or get out of bed for about a week. They kept her in there for about one month, and couldn't decide what to diagnose. They gave her lithium, (you know), and right before they...

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I have been talking to a lady, with extreme past trauma. My friend had very early sexual trauma from a family member, and her mother was neglectful, and physically abusive. She has every symptom of C-PTSD, however, she tells me "she feels bubble people around her, with only the exception of when...

OH, I see. No, not trying to reply to infinity, just understand it, thank you.

No, that's not to be ashamed of I don't think!. It seems like a younger you is activated, and walks out of the bed, sucks it's thumb, and then you become conscious of the present self. I think, take special note of the "being ashamed" it could be a part of the self remaining when you shift back...

Do you hear his voice. is their emotion with it?

So, I'm wondering. After the orgasm; do you feel shame about that? Maybe that's what the dream is expressing in conflict? How could I have an orgasm, which is a physiological response, like a sneeze, you know? Also, some people will say, I like the attention, being held, or whatever, but hated...

That was so awesome! You're right, I think we need a return to the Freudian/Jung symbols of dreaming/consciousness. I have understood, for example that say an abuser can represent, fear or anger, " or whatever? You said, "All dreams are a reflection of you so everybody in it is most likely...

I have spoken to quite a few individuals who have had trauma. It sees to be a theme that can change up, say a monster is chasing them, or other similar symbolisms. I'm interested in the "being frozen" are you awake when that part of your nervous system is engaging, I guess para-sympathetic? I...

so, what's it like when its "full on, full memory"? So, I'm wondering about the paralysis on reawakening. Have you ever heard of "hypnopompic or hypnogenic Hallucinations"? I work with many people who have experienced trauma. I find that many of those have visuals, say a shadowy figure before...