When It All Comes Back To You

Oct 19, 2008 12:11

As a child, some of my most vivid memories are of times spent at my grandmother's house. I loved the time I spent with her and she made my brothers and I feel like we were her favorite playmates. She never tired of playing the same old games over and over again, and whenever it was "grown up time", I would have quite a bit of time alone to explore ( Read more... )

childhood memories, self-injury, family, loss, abandonment, confidence, self-esteem

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spikeyfluff123 October 20 2008, 12:51:32 UTC
You do deserve more.

I don't know what it is like to look at something and remember what life was like before self-injury. My earliest memories start at about....8, and those are not many. I don't know where my memories went, but I guess you can't miss what you never knew.

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comes_the_light October 22 2008, 12:17:06 UTC
I think our minds are very powerful and have the ability to protect us from things too painful to remember. Your memories are there. Is there something traumatic that happened to you around 8? What do you think made you start injuring so early in your life?

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spikeyfluff123 October 23 2008, 20:35:51 UTC
LoL I have suffered some head injuries that never got looked at by doctors (got hit by a baseball bat, and dropped on my head from the top of a girls shoulders), but I don't recall any traumatic experiences, but then if I was repressing something that would be the point huh?!?

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