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Default Dec 12, 2006 at 09:36 AM
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Sometimes I wish my mind would just shut off and just rest. My mind runs in circles, does somersaults, and sometimes just seems to disappear. I'm tired at the end of the day from talking so much and yet I haven't uttered a spoken word to anyone, just myself, my head. I try to be what everyone expects. I try to anticipate and meet their needs before they even have to ask. I fear if I am anything less than perfect they will leave me. Alot of times, it is easiest to be alone because then there is no one to interrupt my quest for perfection. But, in that quest I drive others away. I'm afraid everyone will leave and I will be alone. I feel lost right now. The way I feel is a secret. It is a guilty secret but it is mine. It gives me something to hold on to. It fills me up yet empties me out. Inside it divides my brain. I need--I don't need. Sometimes I feel the problem me, has a beginning and an end. The problem will be solved if I shrink away, contain myself. Forgetting who I am, where I am, or if I am even here. Sometimes getting lost in thought, that I am imaginary. Everything-dreaming-I am not really here. I do not exist. The thought that if I stare away ;long enough, I will disappear. I will be sucked in. Afraid. Not feeling I can live inside my body anymore. I feel myself withdrawing into myself away from people. Focusing on sensations and pain, spinning in my head--my only control., yet terrified. Sometimes I become less and less afraid of hurting and begin thinking I will shrink away. And I am somewhat afraid but I cling to the idea that this will save me in the end. I hate me. In our mind, hatred is much closer to love. My head is never quiet. Quiet is an inbetween point, a balance between noise and silence. Sometimes it is like a blackout, pure silence. A hellish shrieking jumble of my own thoughts and the voices of my world. Sometimes sound stops and I stare alone, and float off. Sometimes I feel such a sadness and fear, a rush so needed, so fierce. I cry out in silence so not to bother anyone. But no one knows these things. I hate it and all it causes-pain-hurt-but yet it cannot be escaped. I can be no more than a blank space, no more than a very small voice. I am afraid. Where is my control? I fear posting this as these are inner feelings that I don't share with others. I am afraid no one will understand or want to hear me. How I wish I had a friend to share with that would not judge me for what I feel. Does anyone hear? Is anyone out there? I feel really scared right now.
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Default Dec 12, 2006 at 09:55 AM
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I'm out here, and I can't say I understand all that you are going through, but I've definitely had the feeling lately that I'm escaping into myself, into my head. It is a very isolated feeling, something that I experience most of the time right before bed. Sometimes I can just stay awake for hours tossing and turning while my head just keeps going and going. Alot of times it's regrets, a voice beating me up for all the dumb things I've done and reviewing all the disappointments in my life. I don't know how to silence it, but I do know it causes a lot of pain and frustration. Do you find this happening all day long or just at certain times of the day?
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Purple secrets...I hear you and you said it very well...you manage to catch all the floating thoughts and sensations that I experience unyet couldn't name or identify...they say we have to become aware before we can change anything....all I know is that healing and the way out from all off this is a long road but one that is possible...I hope you find that "someone" that can help lead you....thank you for sharing with us!
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"a hellish shreiking jumble of my own thoughts and voices of my world............" "Forgetting who I am, where I am, or if I am even here..." "sometimes getting lost in thought, that I am imaginary....." purplesecrets....I can soooo relate!! I live in my own world of thoughts too. It is an all encompassing world, takes up much of my energy. I am not sure when the real world of reality and mine will or if they intersect. Writing here is a step. I have started to share with my therapist my own world, letting him in, and he understands. That is my hope for you...that, in therapy, you can feel understood, and this trusting of yourself and your world will spill over into not just therapy but everything. I've come a long way....and I'm doing good..my hope is for you too..

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