
Abuse and trauma survivor - these are my stories in no particular order. Content warnings and triggers everywhere. Adult blog; 18+ only.
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Muscle Memory
Muscle Memory
Exhaustion is a trigger. It makes my body think that I'm going to see him. It vibrates lightly with fretful anticipation and dread.
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More Posts from Enoughdonegone
Streak Over
I was just thinking to myself the other day how it has been at least a month since I have cried properly. Yesterday I went to a movie and it triggered something fierce.
I wish I'd done what I normally do and read the plot ahead of time to be prepared.
I'm actually torn between sending a warning about it and spoiling the movie. .
Mother of the Year
His sister really struggled with depression and suicidal ideation in her early teens. It was very inconvenient for his parents.
His mother made him check on his sister sometimes “to make sure she hadn’t killed herself” because she just “couldn’t stomach it” anymore.
I .. just... what?
The first time I ever heard the n word used in person, it was at his family’s dinner table.
I was dumbfounded.
He used to put his hands around my waist and tell me “you’re so small!”
My broken brain was thrilled by this ‘compliment.’ In hindsight, it was a threat: “I could break you so easily.”
When my phone rings, i get tense. If it's a number I don't recognize, I panic.
Another one of those things people think I should just be 'over.'