Hello and welcome!
idkanymore10 wrote:thank you doctor for reading
No, no doctors here, we're a peer support forum. Just other people who have been through similar things.
You're doing the best you can with your English, don't worry about it, we'll work things out here together.
If I read you correctly, you have troubles with intimacy, but at the same time, I think that you're also trying to say that while you have intimacy issues, you also find yourself remembering the abuse with positive emotions? You're using the word sympathy, and you also say they come up as something nice, so I'm assuming from that, that a part of you remembers the abuse with fondness or longing for it? As if part of you enjoys the memories of the abuse?
For which you feel ashamed and disgusted with yourself. Am I correct with my assumption?
You're not alone in this- it's a common reaction. Many people who have posted here have described that they either enjoyed the abuse, or they find that they remember it fondly, or fantasize about it, or wish it hadn't ended, or that they miss it. While at the same time understanding that it was abuse and that it was bad and that it affected them in ways that sometimes interfere with having normal relationships. This seems to be a very common thing.
I think one thing you have to remind yourself, is that sex is sex, and it feels good, and even when it's abuse, it's still something that involves sex and pleasure that are such an integral part of who we are as human beings. And the body and brain are going to respond to it. Also, when you're a child, sexual predators groom us into the abuse. It's normalised. And if it's a parent, then it gets tangled up in the need for a child to have affection from their parent. I think this is particularly intense when it is cross-gender: Mother-son, Father-daughter. I think especially fathers and daughters, because a father and his approval means so much to little girls. When a father uses that to sexually abuse his daughter, that is some very powerful manipulation that happens.
That's my opinion, anyway. And seems to what a lot of us here have agreed on over the years in this forum.
idkanymore10 wrote:from where i am from i was teached that mental things are not rea
Well, you're not there now. I don't know where you are, but you're not where you were. It would really do you some good to see if you can get some therapy for this, it might help you to heal and to put things in a proper perspective and be given tools to deal with this and turn this bad thing into something that helps you lead a healthier mental and sexual life. I really do hope that you'll consider applying for any kind of mental health help that you can.