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Blanc said: 

 

 

UPDATE / EDIT

 

some of these links in the quote above no longer work. i changed the URLs of some of my blogs. 

 

the new list of all my blogs and socials can be found on this page: 

 

https://maryelizagreg.tumblr.com/allmyblogs 

 

and this will be the page that is kept up to date like if i delete one or add something etc. 

 

all the links in one place. yay. 

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Okay so I just was watching this movie called annihilation with Natalie Portman in it 

 

(my mom picked this not me) 

 

first of all weirdest and probably most triggering movie I’ve ever watched (talk about fever dream... my god what the actual FUCK) 

 

So ywah second of all that’s what I wanted to talk about 

 

for some reason I wasn’t able to handle the movie 

 

(Spoilers from this point forward) 

when they started cutting into his guts I just got really upset I don’t know why 

 

like at first I felt sick and then I felt like I was going to have a panic attack and dissociating a bit, and then I got angry and was like “I can’t do this I’m done.” And walked out 

 

and then I immediately felt really upset like I was going to cry but it was the faintest emotion and it felt familiar but I don’t know where from, I’m guessing my past but. Yeah it was like, coming up to the surface this feeling of like, I was going to cry. 
but it was a child-like reaction and emotion like 

 

I felt like a child when I wanted to cry 

 

and then I dunno I couldn’t cry and then the emotion went away because I decided to block it out 

 

because I was getting overwhelmed with the nauseating feeling and the dissociating and the panic attack happening all at once, on top of the crying feeling idk 

 

I was like wtf I need to get this under control so 


I wanted to understand why that made me want to cry but I couldn’t explore the feeling further because it was accampinid with so munch rougher stuff around it that I can’t handle well 

 

So yeah then I just shut it all down and watched a video knowing it would distract me and it did and then after five minutes whatever frame of mind I was in was gone and I was able to go back in the room and finish watching the movie 

 

but then after that every time someone was about to die I had to like close my eyes and cover my ears and I was like balled up in the corner and I felt so so so tense 

 

my parents seemed perfectly relaxed watching it but for me it was very distressing but 

 

I just I don’t know what happened or why Like I can’t handle certain things sometimes 

 

pertaining to death and violent death and suicide 

 

That shit just seriously fucks wirh my head and I don’t know why I have issues with that 

 

every time someone died I was like not able to handle it without it triggering a panic attack 

 

and like the bones I couldn’t even look at and the suicides I couldn’t watch cuz it was triggering me to panic 

 

It was overwhelming and sickening me 

 

I have had this issue ever since 2017 and I don’t know why 

 

like I was totally numb to it all and then one day I couldn’t handle even the slightest mention of suicide and I couldn’t watch the news because it was too crude violent and overwhelming 

 

i could barely handle a mental hospital cafeteria. 

much less- when I was discharged I tried to go to a coffee shop I used to always like. I made it there (barely) sort of panicking the whole way there but trying not to and mustering through it. 

and then when I was there I couldn’t handle it and had to go home within like 3 minutes of being there maybe because the panic attack was so overwhelming and this feeling I was unsafe I guess?? 

yeahhhhh I dunno wtf 

 

but ever since then it’s been a very gradual process of being able to handle certain topics and go do certain things and there’s still a lot I can’t do or handle very well 

 

which is what my last therapist was trying to work on like that’s where we left off is she was trying to desensitize me she was a trauma therapist and was using EMDR and helping me process things 

 

and that then as time went on I would become less sensitive was the goal. To these things that are triggers. 

but like, I was forgetting what we talked about between sessions and I’d come back and she’d be like do you remember telling me about the thing? And hint at what it was and then I couldn’t recall it so she tabled it 

 

and like she would only work on what I could recall that day I guess because if I’m dissociating it the EMDR isn’t going to work I don’t fucking know how it works but 

 

yeah like I would recall a memory and she has to write it all down because I will literally forget and then the next week I come and I’m like wtf did I remember last week because I don’t remember this week and she’d try to jog my memory of the memory and sometimes it would come back other times it wouldn’t 

 

or it would be a delayed recall like 15 minutes into the session and It’s just randomly come back and then five minutes later it’s gone again 

 

reallt weird 

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Blanc, you should read this entire journal thread to jog your memory 

Sc is pretty boring.
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I need to get my back looked at it won’t stop hurting and it’s related to posture so I think either I am beginning to get scoliosis from poor posture or that I need to just strengthen my core 

 

I had a bad injury this past year where I couldn’t move for three days or so after I did something stupid to my back. 

So hopefully it’s not related to that and I don’t have any injuries 

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I found this in a comment section on youtube and I found it to succinctly explain difficulties with trauma and memory really well:

 

"Recalling trauma really is difficult with dissociation. There are layers on top of layers & layers that are broken & distributed between the identities. This makes remembering everything coherently impossible cos their isn't a way to put all the layers & pieces together to form a single, coherent testament to the trauma that's been endured."

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oh my god, this guy just blew my fucking mind but it makes so much sense and I’m so relieved because finally someone made It all make sense 

 

like literally all the lingering pieces I just couldn’t put together or understand he connected the dots for me 

 

So like. For example why people collapse between dissociative states, or believe they have disorders they do not like chronic fatigue or other pseudo disorders like hypochondria or even neurological disorders... like functional neurological disorders and even mutism in DID patients or autism in one particular ‘part’.... it explains The reason why addiction treatment is frequently so unsuccessful and why they become addicts in the first place. Why empaths aren’t really empaths, why borderlines think they’re psychopathic, and why psychopaths are so narcissistic, but narcissists appear more vulnerable than borderlines a lot of the time. It explains psychopathy as well. 

It also explains why dissociative disorders appear to continually develop and get worse with age (meaning more fragmentation can occur rather than integration) and why people’s dissociative disorders do not “present” themselves in an overt way until something triggers it out or until much later in life! Or why some people’s do not ever come to the surface in an overt way. 

And this is why I’ve been journaling so much because that’s what I’ve been trying to do is mindfulness in the present moment like he said this is the key to having total control and also it is the key to a fully integrated or whole sense of self and identity. And why some people have amnesia barriers and some do not- and why the amnesia barrier itself can vary... 

It also explains why some people without trauma exaggerate their trauma or say they have things happen to them when they did not. Because they don’t understand how a gaslighting parent or a parent with splitting behavior or a parent wirh narcissistic abuse addiction or schizophregenic parenting styles or even negligence/ignoring behaviors and an unhealthy messy divorce essentially awakened unhealthy trauma processing and responses in their brain and their body. Even bullying. And how it all results in emotional dysregulation identity structural dissociation... somatoform disorders... ocd... eating disorders. Bpd, narcissism, aspd. Osdd, ptsd/cptsd, and DID

 

it also explains why I notice majority of DID channels on YouTube I’ve seen the people seem to themselbes have BPD as well or have been officially diagnosed BPD almost like it goes hand in hand- and why BPD contains dissociation- and why all the disorders run into each other like as if they are part of a grey scale... they’re NOT a grey scale though it’s more like a dynamic... sort of petal flower shape. They are dynamic and interlocking. 

This is how someone with DID or OSDD can have BPD and PTSD and NPD and eating disorders all at the same time. 


The current testing screening method is done with the grey scale structure theory... based on the level of dissociative experiences one has and the frequency of them. Which is totally bogus... and has nothing to do with diagnosing someone with any of these disorders.

 

He even explained anorexia man. 

His opinions may be a bit ‘out there’ to a lot of people but I think he is on the right path and had the right approach to the issue studying all the information theories and opinions there appear to be. 


atthe end he even touches on OCD thank god

 

ok and then he touches on evaluating stimuli and basically explains how traumatized people retraumatize their own selves or get stuck in bad patterns wowee (I do the isolating one) but this is even present in like school shooters for example is a really extreme example or like psychopaths who murder women this evaluating stimuli thing is super present in psychopaths... but I also notice it with borderlines and they make their own selves constantly anxious and are extremely fucking avoidant of things that normal balanced people are not like they shut off relationships because they saw one bad eyebrow twitch or they react really intensely to or have an intensity present in situations where it is not necessary 

 

this if you combine it all sums up how this is a negative feedback type of disorder that essentially will continually worsen itself over time and get more and more far from reality 

 

because he explained how forgetting and memory issues creates further dissociation, he explains how delusional pseudo memories and sonata form disorders form to create false traumas and trigger further dissociation and delusion and then the person isolates or reacts to this false stimuli in an false way retraumatizinf themselves or becoming isolatory becoming an echo chamber of self defeat in their own delusions and constant dissociation from one self resulting in further fragmentation 

 

and then further trauma can occur even within a system and the person will just continue this cycle of forgetting dissociation delusions and pernicious evaluating stimuli over and over and over getting more and more sick.... also turning to behaviors like OCD, avoidant, and severe addiction 

 

or they just snap and go full Emotional part or full emotionally numbed part ANP and go narc mode and both of these parts will either create havoc on themselves or on others in a very sick way that not a lot of people will understand 

 

and then he wraps it up saying the ANP and ENP essentially tear themselves apart and destroy themselves from the inside out by being constantly opposing and at war with each other in very complex ways

 

im guilty of constriction yes. It was at its worst before I got mental help but I’m still guilty of it 

 

 This explains also why.... um. Why I have complete mental breakdowns at restaurants and dinner tables. Because my trauma is rooted in food with the eating disorder and OCD phobia thing I’m having panic attacks and feeling very overwhelmed or having emotional flashbacks to a time I’m not remembering but the body does. 

I finally understand the true meaning of the book, “the body keeps score”

 

after this point I stopped writing down my thoughts until he mentions the collapse of the ANP which is where I am now in the video and I want to note that this is exactly what happened to me when I had my mental breakdown. This is why it is so frustrating for me for people not to believe I am an intelligent and functional person despite my disorders I suffer with now. I am in a much worse state than I once was in my life and in these times I did not remember a single shred of my trauma! I was completed amnesia dissociated from it and the ANP had complete control. 

I was a very functional person during this time and not this same self a lot of you see now, you know the person who occurred after the collapse of the ANP who is much weaker than this self because it is not numb. 

 

I experienced first hand this collapse and immediate inertia of trauma sort of slamming into me like a brick wall and it was really intense and eventually led to just a complete mental breakdown between my anxiety threshold being broken through and then the EP breaking through and suddenly experiencing everything that I was numbed to all at once including flash backs and panic attacks. It literally broke me. Or-  I witnessed what it feels like to be broken in half by trauma and consequences of that.

 

i wound up hospitalized and had no idea why. I wish someone could of explained to me what was happened to me. Keep in mind at this time I didn’t even know what dissociation was! (But was experiencing it very severely) 

 

it was all very confusing... and the issues I had, I began writing about them trying to figure it all out me trying to piece together a comprehensive picture so I can look at it all at once and go “ah, I see the problem. It’s this.” By logging everything I felt was relevant! (Which people thought was whining complaining but it is symptom tracking and self monitoring my reactions thoughts and emotions experiences etc) 

and then correct it with the right therapuetic approach 

 

but also the journaling was a form of mindfulness dbt and processing as well which is crucial in self compassion and also in forming whole picture of self or integration 

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“When you have pain when you have experienced trauma you should reach out, you should complain, you should rant, you should rave. You should cry.”

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theory: 

 

the fracture of self between ANP and EP happened due to an initial trauma, but then continued to remain as the structure was reinforced by up bringing. So when I felt harm, or upset, from something my parents said or did. I would dissociate from it because I couldn't deal with it, and to continue to survive regular life, the ANP just simply was protected or doesn't fee what the EP does, and goes on without it. And the EP retains it. 

 

The schizophregenic parenting style, as well as toxic issues, neglect, abuse, and the difficulty of dealing with parents with substance abuse and personality disorders (dysfunctional home), led to me sort of dealing with it in this way. 

 

The fracture of self is a product of my environment and a system of self preservation. 

 

So, in the chaos of the environment, where one tries to understand their own identity by bouncing it off of the responses of a parent, growing up as kids naturally develop- I developed an absence of identity because I learned it was better not to have one. And then these EP's existed for so long, that they developed their own characteristics, and essentially lived their own separate lives, as they remained dissociated from or immersed in trauma. 

 

And then when I am confronted with something stressful, or my brain is triggered, it just autonomously dissociates. And this can even occur from internal stress of dealing with the post traumatic condition itself. Resulting in further fracturing. 

 

And because all of these parts are a form of dissociation, none of them feel real. 

 

I'm not a master of understanding myself, and not a master of understanding dissociation, trauma, and personality disorders/mood disorders (aka a psychologist lol) but. From what I've gathered this is a half decent guess?? Could be totally wrong. 

 

That's the thing is, nothing ever feels right, because nothing feels real. There is this constant denial of yourself. 

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