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blooiejagwa
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24 Jan 2018, 11:15 pm

Now I have proof of my dissociation for my own self (in case I try to deny it to myself).

I took 11 pics in a row (burst) of holding down camera app accidentally n accidentally holdingtje button while looking STRAIGHT at the camera yet completely and utterly zoned out

I barely remember it all I remember is
Or to explain it is
Perhaps i was trying to take pics with my kids or smthing n opened the app
n i suddenly had a flashback and zoned out.


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25 Jan 2018, 2:40 am

To my fellow early dissociators, have you heard of attachment theory? I have a disorganized attachment style and I think there would be a good chance you do too. Knowing this has helped me understand that I'm not actually crazy. Just very broken.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/ta ... ssociation


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25 Jan 2018, 12:07 pm

bunnyb wrote:
To my fellow early dissociators, have you heard of attachment theory? I have a disorganized attachment style and I think there would be a good chance you do too. Knowing this has helped me understand that I'm not actually crazy. Just very broken.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/ta ... ssociation


Thanks for the link. This reinforces my resolve to continue with psychotherapy, so as not to pass on the same patterns to my kids


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