Why Did I Not Say Anything ??? Posted: 06-19-07 21:44pm
I am in the process of coming to terms
with the abuse I went through when my
husband and I were together. I keep
wondering why I was afraid to talk about
it with people I really trust like my mom
and my doctor. I also am starting to
remember incidents that happened between
my husband and I. It is like I pushed
them to the back of my mind. Why did this
happen???? I also am getting this feeling
that I am still supressing something and
that it is not good at all but I just
don't know what. Is this normal????
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Spirit
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Mar 2006 Posts: 387 Location: Canada
Posted: 06-20-07 05:50am
Probably perfectly normal.............why
you didn't talk about it?your a private
person?you like to handle things
yourself?you were
embarrassed?ashamed?feeling like a
failure?.................only you can
answer that...........and lots of time to
reflect will probably bring about an
answer................most humans "push
them to the back of the mind" or suppress
memories as a sort of survival
technique..................to keep them
from going mad..............."system
overload" if you will..................now
that your ready to talk and gain
support..............you can bring it out
at your own pace...............slowly and
gently
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