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anthony
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I just scratch my head some days. PTSD is tough, I get that at every level. I've got the shitty worst it can dish out, yet I fought back and got mostly on top of it and had some really hard learning curves to get grounded and be in reality. Then I read things here, from people over years of being in therapy, and I just wonder how much a person sometimes wants to get better versus continue to use PTSD as an excuse and justification for all the shit in their life, let alone their actions.
It's like some just want to go through the motions, then sit on their hands, stick their head in the sand until next therapy appointment, then blame all their failings on everyone else. Nothing is their doing, in their control... PTSD did it. Naughty! f*ckin seriously!!!
I honestly do get a person maybe, maybe... being in denial for a few years. If you're any more removed from reality, then PTSD is not even close to your biggest issue, nor your mental diagnosis. You need to diagnosed with Münchausen syndrome, being "a psychiatric factitious disorder wherein those affected feign disease, illness, or psychological trauma to draw attention or sympathy to themselves." That sounds more accurate for some people IMHO.
Life at times just baffles me... it really, truly does. PTSD is a huge issue, though it isn't that big that you stop knowing what you're doing. Why... sometimes, yes... but what? No.
It's like some just want to go through the motions, then sit on their hands, stick their head in the sand until next therapy appointment, then blame all their failings on everyone else. Nothing is their doing, in their control... PTSD did it. Naughty! f*ckin seriously!!!
I honestly do get a person maybe, maybe... being in denial for a few years. If you're any more removed from reality, then PTSD is not even close to your biggest issue, nor your mental diagnosis. You need to diagnosed with Münchausen syndrome, being "a psychiatric factitious disorder wherein those affected feign disease, illness, or psychological trauma to draw attention or sympathy to themselves." That sounds more accurate for some people IMHO.
Life at times just baffles me... it really, truly does. PTSD is a huge issue, though it isn't that big that you stop knowing what you're doing. Why... sometimes, yes... but what? No.