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Mee
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Friday! This is the conversation I have with my therapist a lot!
I did not have a ptsd diagnosis before this event and was functional. I had experienced trauma, yes! But I was aware of it, had ‘forgiven my part’ as a kid and felt I had moved on. I was in my successful and happy marriage.
I was raped in the April and discovered this deception ( in an ongoing relationship) in the August. At which point I broke down, utterly started behaving very uncharacteristicly and dangerously.
I saw a dr quite quickly ( within a few weeks) because I thought I was having a ‘nervous breakdown ‘ he explained it was called something else now ( short term stress reactions) but that he thought it was something else, we’d see if I settled, prescribed drugs etc. He later diagnosed ( along with others) ptsd. , not cPTSD. My therapist thinks cPTSD.
I am over the ‘normal’ rape sort of. And was quickly. I think had this thing not happened it would have been ok.
I’m mad at all the stuff; that nothing gets prosecuted, or heard, or taken responsibility for. I guess I am keen to take responsibility because no one else will? But ... it’s not helpful.
Unwitting accomplice. Yeah. That I can live with.
I think there is space between stoning people or killing them for adultery and allowing fair, feminist, equal lifestyles and dissolution of marriage in a way that affords them to live. I think that the route through was abolishing a right to ongoing consent IS problematic.
I did not have a ptsd diagnosis before this event and was functional. I had experienced trauma, yes! But I was aware of it, had ‘forgiven my part’ as a kid and felt I had moved on. I was in my successful and happy marriage.
I was raped in the April and discovered this deception ( in an ongoing relationship) in the August. At which point I broke down, utterly started behaving very uncharacteristicly and dangerously.
I saw a dr quite quickly ( within a few weeks) because I thought I was having a ‘nervous breakdown ‘ he explained it was called something else now ( short term stress reactions) but that he thought it was something else, we’d see if I settled, prescribed drugs etc. He later diagnosed ( along with others) ptsd. , not cPTSD. My therapist thinks cPTSD.
I am over the ‘normal’ rape sort of. And was quickly. I think had this thing not happened it would have been ok.
I’m mad at all the stuff; that nothing gets prosecuted, or heard, or taken responsibility for. I guess I am keen to take responsibility because no one else will? But ... it’s not helpful.
Unwitting accomplice. Yeah. That I can live with.
I think there is space between stoning people or killing them for adultery and allowing fair, feminist, equal lifestyles and dissolution of marriage in a way that affords them to live. I think that the route through was abolishing a right to ongoing consent IS problematic.