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When I was bullyed the most I would fade away, I just escaped into other worlds.
Due to that I am triggered by associations, anything related with moments when I was forced out of that state while being bullyed. Along with that, giant chunks of my memory are hardnto access (my first 6 grades of school and some smaller chunks of 7th grade). My normally accessible memory is a few few minute long bits with years inbetween.
I don't know what to do, but I have very little experience memory and whenever it comes (ussually at night) I get scared and have wake nightmares.
I'm starting theraphy again in a week and I'm afraid of it because I will have to talk about everything which will give me wake nightmares.
I often lose my conciousness, yesterday while returning home from a work trip to Italy when we passed the border I dissociated and for 15 minutes I inflicted myself pain to return from that state.
When I dissociate I feel like I'm looking at myself from a point about 30 cm behind my head and a bit up. I have less control of my body and when I stand up after that I struggle to stand straight.
Due to that I am triggered by associations, anything related with moments when I was forced out of that state while being bullyed. Along with that, giant chunks of my memory are hardnto access (my first 6 grades of school and some smaller chunks of 7th grade). My normally accessible memory is a few few minute long bits with years inbetween.
I don't know what to do, but I have very little experience memory and whenever it comes (ussually at night) I get scared and have wake nightmares.
I'm starting theraphy again in a week and I'm afraid of it because I will have to talk about everything which will give me wake nightmares.
I often lose my conciousness, yesterday while returning home from a work trip to Italy when we passed the border I dissociated and for 15 minutes I inflicted myself pain to return from that state.
When I dissociate I feel like I'm looking at myself from a point about 30 cm behind my head and a bit up. I have less control of my body and when I stand up after that I struggle to stand straight.