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There's to many that settle for being oppressed and suppressed they don't want to move it takes tragedies and desperations for this idiot to make moves.
Journalgirl wrote:There's to many that settle for being oppressed and suppressed they don't want to move it takes tragedies and desperations for this idiot to make moves.
My alters like this are integrating and it's nothing short of a miracle to see the needy, oppressed weak ones glued to the tough ones.
Either way together or apart it's been painful. I'm opting for together since none of us like being alone and literally hate feeling secluded or in solitary confinement.
Best of luck in handling yours. Xoxo
Thank you. It seems we are not liking each other right now. My tougher ones are upset with my weakers because the mother has children who relies on her. Money is tight and therapy is not available. So integration with slurred words, drunken movements when they're not in agreement can be unsettling and embarrassing to say the least. The battle inside with wanting to leave a SO because of lack of trust compared to being extremely needy and codependent leaving us vulnerable to more abuse. A year of intense school and being careful to hide the others caused the productive ones to be less tolerant of what they consider to be the "woe is me" ones. The stronger feels they are in a rut and want to be successful in life. Maybe weaker parts feel they need to recuperate after such an intense environment. To put everyone under subjection to one personality was exhausting to the system and hide ourselves to outsiders. There's a lose of control going on. The weakers want hugs,and rest. The stronger ones feel they're no room for rest in this economy. I even since genuine hate for each other. There's been name calling.
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