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Hopemeanslife
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And what about the ones posting stories saying they have committed crimes on other people? Is that allowed? Because I have come across quite a few of them posts barely been on this site for a week.Of COURSE it’s your business.
This? Being the INTERNET?!? Is NOT a safe space. It’s just not. It’s the internet.
THIS? Is a place for PTSD & Trauma. THIS is a space where those affected can discuss trauma and its consequences.
A great deal of people who’ve experienced trauma, or have PTSD, go on to treat others badly (which needs to stop, but also happens -usually long term, many many many people over years and decades, often the people we love most & are closest to- until people learn to stop lashing out at convenient targets, or blaming others for our own shit, or both), or -especially children- have acted out their own abuse on others. That’s PART of trauma. Not a pretty victim wrapped up in unicorns, but real people, trying to parse their lives & be better.
As well as? Trolls, Predators, & other Assholes looking for victims/targets. As STAFF we can nix/ban those we find. And alert members. But? It’s still the internet. Not a safe space, by definition. Which we DO try to remind people >>> Members Take Note - Everyone Is Not Who You May Think
Also? If you haven’t read it, yet? >>> Community Constitution
How can perpetrator's and survivors be under the same thread discussing issues under section such as SA. Ultimately they aren’t on the same team to relate and support one another.
And what about the people posting things saying what isn’t csa when to another survivor they could have experienced something similar and then they aren’t being supported here and basically saying what is clearly marked as an illegal act they are saying it’s not I have read the community constitution and I don’t see how a lot of members are following the rules
that has zero relevance to my post. I don’t believe that was a question I have asked, I was stating facts on how I feel in the present moment when I postedOf COURSE it’s your business.
This? Being the INTERNET?!? Is NOT a safe space. It’s just not. It’s the internet.
THIS? Is a place for PTSD & Trauma. THIS is a space where those affected can discuss trauma and its consequences.
A great deal of people who’ve experienced trauma, or have PTSD, go on to treat others badly (which needs to stop, but also happens -usually long term, many many many people over years and decades, often the people we love most & are closest to- until people learn to stop lashing out at convenient targets, or blaming others for our own shit, or both), or -especially children- have acted out their own abuse on others. That’s PART of trauma. Not a pretty victim wrapped up in unicorns, but real people, trying to parse their lives & be better.
As well as? Trolls, Predators, & other Assholes looking for victims/targets. As STAFF we can nix/ban those we find. And alert members. But? It’s still the internet. Not a safe space, by definition. Which we DO try to remind people >>> Members Take Note - Everyone Is Not Who You May Think
Also? If you haven’t read it, yet? >>> Community Constitution
A normal life is only what we IMAGINE other people have.
Are you blind/deaf/paralysed?
Have you been raped/ gang raped / sold into sexual slavery / sold into slavery?
Do you have a terminal illness?
Are you fighting for your life in a combat zone?
Are you a mountain climber?
A professional athlete?
An actor, or politician, carny, freedom fighter?
Etc.
Etc.
Etc.
Et CETERA.
Noooooo one is “normal”, living a “normal” life. “Normal”? Is what OTHER PEOPLE looking at YOU, think YOU have. Because either you don’t live their life, or do, but hide it.