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by Auxiliary11 » Sat Jun 04, 2016 7:47 pm
This has to be one of the more desolate aspects of dissociation, remembering a 'positive' event but not feeling much towards it, such as when friends try to reminisce with you about past experiences; they joyously recall them whilst you feign that you feel the same, even though you really don't
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"Life, a sexually transmitted, terminal disease."
"you built up a world of magic, because your real life is tragic"
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by Awicinski » Mon Jul 04, 2016 7:09 pm
I just had to reply to this because it's so relatable... I recently went on holiday with my friends and I just feel like it was all a dream, I put on this persona and say how much fun I had but really it's all a blur and it wasn't really me, but it was!? I don't even know what I'm feeling I don't know how to describe it!
Do all your memories feel like dreams? Or that it wasn't really you?
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by Auxiliary11 » Fri Jul 08, 2016 5:28 pm
Awicinski wrote:Do all your memories feel like dreams? Or that it wasn't really you?
Yes definitely.
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by mariehurst » Sat Aug 13, 2016 2:14 pm
Yes, I can concur with your comments. Looking back, I cannot think of happy times, or even what I did for the most part of a few years ago, after the trauma occurred. I always say "its not me", but recently found this diagnosis and now I know I have it. Relieved that there is actually something out there that I am going through, and I can take steps to get better.
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