REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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Dealing with the psychological side of witnessing things not accepted by society as possible
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I talk about it because it fucking bugs me and I'm trying to find something akin to resolution.
And, genuinely, believed or not, the response isn't going to be great.
Quoting: TlvmmCpoft I totally get it, more than you know. It is a lonely existance. It is almost better not taking that colored pill, in retrospect of course. I wish I had better advice. I just find it interesting how you articulated it, very well as a matter of fact. What I found is that i alienated and scared a bunch of people away speaking my truth. I guess it weeded out the good from the bad, but until you find your tribe that supports you and the truth, your stories and such, it is darn lonely in the meantime. You may even run into hostility from people who don't want to believe, as if they are defending anti truth, hard to explain. Some things when revealed bring out the worst in a person not ready to deal with it, so they attack. That experience has made me just want to be a hermit and fade away. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77250481 It's left me in a fucked up place. I speak to relieve the trauma. But when I'm done speaking, I'm freaking traumatized by the thought that someone may have actually listened to me speak. Quoting: TlvmmCpoft because then you might suffer the same fate as the others? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76320280 what fate do you speak of, certainly cryptic of you to drop the mic like that and end the post.
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